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    The document calculates the load capacities of main girders and cross girders used to support a test pile. It determines that two main girders, each with a capacity of 607.09 metric tons, can safely support the required test load of 795.43 metric tons. It also determines that twenty cross girders, each with a capacity of 69.78 metric tons, are needed to support the main girders and uniformly distribute the 920 metric ton imposed load.

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    The document calculates the load capacities of main girders and cross girders used to support a test pile. It determines that two main girders, each with a capacity of 607.09 metric tons, can safely support the required test load of 795.43 metric tons. It also determines that twenty cross girders, each with a capacity of 69.78 metric tons, are needed to support the main girders and uniformly distribute the 920 metric ton imposed load.

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    The document calculates the load capacities of main girders and cross girders used to support a test pile. It determines that two main girders, each with a capacity of 607.09 metric tons, can safely support the required test load of 795.43 metric tons. It also determines that twenty cross girders, each with a capacity of 69.78 metric tons, are needed to support the main girders and uniformly distribute the 920 metric ton imposed load.

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    Main Girder Capacity Calculation:

    Cross Sectional Area, A= Area of flange + Area of web


    = 89.355 in2
    Moment of Inertia, I = 2*(bh3/12+Ad2) + bh3/12
    =39227.959 in4
    Section Modulus, S = I/C
    =1780.684 in3

    Length of girder, =12.0 m = 39.36 ft.

    Allowable Stress, Fb=0.66 Fy


    =0.66*50 (Considering 50 grade of steel)
    =33 ksi

    We Know, Fb=MC/I

    So, M=58762.588 kip-in


    =4896.882 kip-ft

    Maximum moment at support Wl2/2 = 4896.882 kip-ft. [ l= Effective length]

    Effective Length, l = (Length of Beam/2 – Width of Rocker Plate/2)

    = 16.90 ft

    So, W= 34.306 kip/ft

    Net Capacity = (W- Self wt of beam/ft)


    = 34.002 Kip/ft

    Load Capacity for one Girder = 34.002 *39.37


    = 1338.67 kip
    = 607.09 MT

    [NB. Considering 1kip = 2000lb]

    Here,
    Design load of test pile = 397.72 MT
    Test Load of test pile= 795.43 MT
    Capacity of single beam found = 607.09 MT
    So, Number of Main Beams required = (795.43/607.09)
    = 1.31 Nos.
    So, using two (2) Nos Main beam (1200 m* 550 mm) is considered safe for conducting
    above-mentioned test.

    Cross Girder Capacity Calculation:

    Cross Sectional Area, A= Area of flange + Area of web


    = 25.916 in2

    Moment of Inertia, I = 2*(bh3/12+Ad2) + bh3/12


    = 2568.155 in4

    Section Modulus, S = I/C


    = 232.292 in3

    Length of girder, = 12.00m = 39.36 ft

    Allowable Stress, Fb= 0.66 Fy


    = 0.66*50 (Considering 50 grade of steel)
    = 33 ksi

    We Know, Fb=MC/I

    So, M= 7665.643 kip-in


    = 638.804 kip-ft

    Maximum moment at support Wl2/2 = 638.804

    Effective Length, l = (Length of Beam/2 – Width of 2 Nos Main Beam/2)

    = 17.88 ft

    So, W= 3.996 kip/ft


    Net Capacity = (W- Self wt of beam/ft)
    = 3.908 Kip/ft

    Load Capacity for one Girder = 3.908 *39.36


    = 153.86 kip
    = 69.78 MT

    [NB. Considering 1kip = 2000lb]

    Here,

    Design load of test pile = 397.72 MT


    Test Load of test pile= 795.43 MT
    Imposed load on Kentledge (Considering 15% additional load) = 914.74 MT which was
    considered 920 MT as round figure.
    Capacity of single beam found = 69.78 MT
    So, Number of Cross Beams required = (920/69.78)
    = 13.19 Nos. considered 20 Nos for making the
    platform size bigger.
    So, using twenty (20) Nos Cross beam (600 m* 250 mm) is considered safe for conducting
    above-mentioned test.
    For Main

    Cross Sectional Area A1= 27.974 in²


    A2= 61.380 in²
    A= 89.355 in²

    Self weight of beam per ft 137.933 kg/ft


    0.30 kip/ft

    Moment of Inertia Ix = 36828.729 in4 74.53125


    mm in ft Iy= 2399.230 in4 0.538917
    b1 = 16 0.63 I= 39227.959 in4 75.07017
    b2 = 550 21.65
    h= 1200 47.24 b2
    h1 = 1128 44.41
    h2 = 36 1.42 h2
    d1 = 582 22.91
    d2 = 582 22.91 d1
    C1= 600 23.62 b1
    C2= 275 10.83 h1
    L= 12000 472.44 39.37
    l= 5150 202.76 16.90 C1 d2

    h2
    Section Modulus Sx = 1559.083 in3
    Sy = 221.602 in3 b2
    S= 1780.684 in3
    Length of Gider 39.36 ft C2
    12.00 m

    Allowable Stress Fb 0.66 Fy


    = 0.66 50
    = 33 ksi

    Fb= MC/I= M/S l L

    M= 58762.588 kip-in
    4896.882 kip-ft

    Maximum Moment at support = Wl²/2

    Wl²/2= 4896.882 kip-ft


    l = Length of beam (without loading area/2)

    W= 34.306 kip/ft

    Net Capacity = W-Self wt of beam/ft)


    = 34.002 kip/ft

    Load Capacity of per beam = Net capacity*Beam length

    = 1338.67 kip
    = 607.09 MT
    Number of I Beam = 1.317771
    For Cross Beam

    Cross Sectional Area A1= 10.416 in²


    A2= 15.500 in²
    A= 25.916 in²

    Self weight of beam per ft 40.006 kg/ft


    0.09 kip/ft

    Moment of Inertia Ix = 2442.830 in4 74.53125


    mm in ft Iy= 125.324 in4 0.538917
    b1 = 12 0.47 I= 2568.155 in4 75.07017
    b2 = 250 9.84
    h= 600 23.62
    h1 = 560 22.05
    h2 = 20 0.79
    d1 = 290 11.42 b2
    d2 = 290 11.42
    C1= 300 11.81 h2
    C2= 125 4.92
    L= 12000 472.44 39.37
    d1
    l= 5450 214.57 17.88 b1
    h1

    Section Modulus Sx = 206.826 in3 C1 d2


    Sy = 25.466 in3
    S= 232.292 in3
    h2
    Length of Gider 39.36 ft
    12.00 m b2

    Allowable Stress Fb 0.66 Fy C2


    = 0.66 50
    = 33 ksi

    Fb= MC/I= M/S l L

    M= 7665.643 kip-in
    638.804 kip-ft

    Maximum Moment at support = Wl²/2

    Wl²/2= 638.804 kip-ft


    l = Length of beam (without loading area/2)

    W= 3.996 kip/ft

    Net Capacity = W-Self wt of beam/ft)


    = 3.908 kip/ft

    Load Capacity of per beam = Net capacity*Beam length

    = 153.86 kip
    = 69.78 MT
    Number of I Beam = 13.18506

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