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    Calc Load of Scaffold 2016

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    1) The document provides information on the loading of a scaffold structure including the total weight and distribution across different components. The total loading is below the allowable limit. 2) Wind loads on the structure are calculated based on basic wind speed and pressure coefficients. 3) Tension on wall ties due to wind loads is calculated and found to be less than the strength capacity of welds used. 4) The adequacy of GI pipes used as scaffold legs is checked against bending, compression, tension and shear forces calculated based on load distribution and found sufficient. 5) Soil stress from maximum loading on each leg is calculated and found to be less than the assumed soil bearing capacity.

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    Calc Load of Scaffold 2016

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    1) The document provides information on the loading of a scaffold structure including the total weight and distribution across different components. The total loading is below the allowable limit. 2) Wind loads on the structure are calculated based on basic wind speed and pressure coefficients. 3) Tension on wall ties due to wind loads is calculated and found to be less than the strength capacity of welds used. 4) The adequacy of GI pipes used as scaffold legs is checked against bending, compression, tension and shear forces calculated based on load distribution and found sufficient. 5) Soil stress from maximum loading on each leg is calculated and found to be less than the assumed soil bearing capacity.

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    1) The document provides information on the loading of a scaffold structure including the total weight and distribution across different components. The total loading is below the allowable limit. 2) Wind loads on the structure are calculated based on basic wind speed and pressure coefficients. 3) Tension on wall ties due to wind loads is calculated and found to be less than the strength capacity of welds used. 4) The adequacy of GI pipes used as scaffold legs is checked against bending, compression, tension and shear forces calculated based on load distribution and found sufficient. 5) Soil stress from maximum loading on each leg is calculated and found to be less than the assumed soil bearing capacity.

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    Calc Load of Scaffold 2016

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    Nurul Nabila Sahri
    1) The document provides information on the loading of a scaffold structure including the total weight and distribution across different components. The total loading is below the allowable limit. 2) Wind loads on the structure are calculated based on basic wind speed and pressure coefficients. 3) Tension on wall ties due to wind loads is calculated and found to be less than the strength capacity of welds used. 4) The adequacy of GI pipes used as scaffold legs is checked against bending, compression, tension and shear forces calculated based on load distribution and found sufficient. 5) Soil stress from maximum loading on each leg is calculated and found to be less than the assumed soil bearing capacity.

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    The document outlines the process of designing scaffolding to support a given total load while meeting safety factors. It calculates loads from weight, wind, and soil contact before checking the adequacy of scaffolding components.

    The document calculates the wind load by determining the basic wind speed, design wind speed, and then uses coefficients to determine the dynamic wind pressure and maximum tension pressure.

    The document checks the adequacy of the GI pipe, wall ties, and sole plate by calculating and comparing forces from loading to the strength capacities of each component to ensure they will not fail.

    1) LOADING

    WEIGHT (KG) LIFT BIL SIZE TOTAL (KG)


    1 FRAME 15.6 26 405.6
    2 CROSS BRACE 4.2 25 2 210
    3 JOINT PIN 0.5 25 2 25
    4 JACK BASE 4.9 2 9.8
    5 TIE BACK 2.2 8 17.6
    6 BRACING TUBE 7 1.5 2 1.8 37.8
    7 NETTING 1.2 9 10.8
    8 LADDER 29.3 25 0.5 366.25
    9 CATWALK BORD 15.8 24 0.5 189.6
    10 GUARD RAIL 3.6 75 270
    TOTAL 1542.45

    LIVE LOAD 450


    *References
    ringan sederhana berat
    225kg 450kg 675kg

    TOTAL LOADING 1992.45 0 <2000


    *References
    2000 per leg
    Factor of safety (FOS) *References
    ≥ 4 Allowable load from technical data (Catalogue) 5000
    2.51

    2) WIND LOAD m/s


    Basic wind speed Vs=VS1.S2.S3 V 30
    Design Wind Speed
    S1 S2 S3
    1 1 1
    V 30

    k 0.63 *Refer Table Dynmatic Wind Load Pressure


    DYNAMIC WIND PRUSSURE , q Vs² 0.9
    q=kVs² kN/m² q 0.567

    Maximum tension pressure coefficient -0.567

    3) WALL TIE
    Area length 4.5 m
    *Refer to Front view scaffold drawing width 3.6 m
    area 16.2 m²

    Tension on Wall Tie due to wind load = Area x tension pressure coefficient x Dynamic wind pressure

    *References 4.5927 kN
    drop in 12-16 mm
    M12 M16
    30Mpa 20Mpa
    4.9kN 5.6kN

    Strength of weld 483 N/mm


    *Refences
    80 mm both side 38640 N
    single site >40mm fillet weld 38.64 kN > 4.5927 kN

    4) Check Adequancy of G.I Pipe


    Worst Scenario Total Load 1992.45
    (Total load x Gravity ) / 2 legs Gravity 9.81
    19545.93
    Per leg 9772.97 N

    G.I Pipe (m)


    a) Lift height 1.7 1.7 2.89
    b ) Bay width 1.8 1.8 3.24
    *reference 6.13
    a
    2.4759 m
    F 2475.88 mm F

    Equilibrium of vertical force at poit B Or C


    (Total load per leg x (F/lift height) 14233.3706621 N
    14.233 kN b

    Table 1
    Member Force Type 9772.96 N 9772.96 N F
    AB 10347.17N compression E
    BC 10347.17N tension 1.7
    CD 10347.17N compression
    BE 14232.87N tension A B C D
    CF 14232.87N tension 1.8 1.8 1.8
    a) Section properties of pipe
    Section area A 292.8 mm²
    Py 275 N/mm²
    r 16.5 mm

    b) check compression
    Max compression = √(Total vertical force² - Total load per leg² ) 10347.8476765 N

    effective length, L 1800 mm


    Slenderness ratio= L/r 109.09
    Compression Strength 139 N/mm²

    compression capacity of section 40699.2 N > Maximum compression OK

    c) Check Tension
    Max.Tension Force (Refer Table 1) 14232.87 N
    Tension capacity of section (Py x Area) 80520 N > Maximum tension force OK

    d) Check Shear
    Max.Shear Force 9772.97
    Shear Capacity Force = k² x section area x Py 31958.39 N > Maximum shear force OK

    5) Soil Stress
    Try 50 x 100 timber as sole plate and assuming soil bearing capacity of 7.5 tones/m² (or=7500 kg/m²)

    Maximum Loading per Standerd (leg) of Scaffold = Total load /2 996.225 kg


    Area 0.18 m²
    Soil Stress
    Maximum loading / base plate area 5534.58 kg/m²
    5.53 Tones per metre square
    *refer Appendix
    5.53 < Assuming SBC

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