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    The document provides technical information on ASTERIX aluminium scaffold beams including beam dimensions, weights, cross section details, permissible bending moments, shear forces, and load capacities at different spans under uniform and point loads.

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    TECHNICAL INFORMATION

    ASTERIX Aluminium Scaffold Beam

    Image Description Weight

    ASTERIX Aluminium beam 0.75x1m 6.94


    ASTERIX Aluminium beam 0.75x2m 12.72
    ASTERIX Aluminium beam 0.75x3m 18.49
    ASTERIX Aluminium beam 0.75x4m 24.27
    ASTERIX Aluminium beam 0.75x5m 30.04
    ASTERIX Aluminium beam 0.75x6m 35.82
    D78 Spigot 6HS 0.72

    Cross section: Puncheon locations: Connections:

    Cx: 2.415 cm BS0005

    Cz: 37.52 cm
    Ax: 12.3 cm2 BS000
    Ixx: 15195.9 cm4
    Izz: 29.9 cm4
    BS000

    Permissible bending moment (kNm):


    Joint, 1 bolt each side, all lacing intervals(not reommended) :- 17.20
    Joint, 2 bolts each side, all lacing intervals :- 34.20
    Joint, 3 bolts each side, all lacing intervals :- 51.30
    Beam, compression chord lacing at 1.0m c/c(See Note 9) :- 41.34 * requires 6 bolts total at each joint
    Beam, compression chord lacing at 1.2m c/c(See Note 9) :- 35.60 * requires 6 bolts total at each joint

    Permissible shear force (kN):


    All restraint intervals :- 37.57

    Compression chord lacing at 1.0-1.3m c/c(See note 8) :- Span (m)


    4.0 6.0 8.0 10.0 12.0
    Uniform Load (kN/m) 25.05 13.20 6.72 4.05 2.26
    Deflection (mm) 7.85 20.95 33.69 49.58 57.42
    Single point load at mid span (kN) 55.12 33.01 23.52 18.23 13.57
    Deflection (mm) 6.91 13.97 23.58 35.70 45.94
    Two point loads at third spans (kN) 37.57 24.76 17.64 13.67 10.18
    Deflection (mm) 8.02 17.85 30.13 45.61 58.70
    Three point load at quarter spans (kN) 25.05 16.51 11.76 9.11 6.79
    Deflection (mm) 7.46 16.58 28.00 42.39 54.55

    Maximum single point load limited to 29.5kN across all load conditions.
    Notes:
    1. Safe load data given for guidance only and assumes simple supports each end.
    2. This TI sheet is to be read in conjunction with the ASTERIX User Guide.
    3. Data provided is calculated in accordance with EN 1999 and factored to EN 12811.
    4. Data provided assumes spigoted connections using steel spigot BS0005.
    5. All spigoted connections secured using quick release pin AF0001 or G8.8 M12x60 Bolt with nut AF0007
    6. All loads must be applied within 150mm from a node point.
    7. All supports must have a minimum width of 35mm.
    8. Lacing tubes must be connected using a minimum 3kN connection.
    9. For 4 bolt connections joint moment is decisive. Higher values may only be used where joint positions can be planned.

    TI 003-K12-01

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