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believeume

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Aug 23, 2023
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I have a callout from an early '60s power plant for a 'ST7 WF 17' structural TEE. Does anyone know where to find the specs on this shape, or a suitable replacement? It doesn't appear to be a current standard shape.
 
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Probably a T cut from a W14x34 or it's contemporary equivalent. What's the use?
 
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Aisc provides archived manuals on their website. 1960s is pretty well covered. I would go there. Also aisc has a report about historic material specs that could be useful
 
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From AISC 5th Edition
ST7_vaqeey.jpg
 
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