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8" sch. 40 and sch. 80 pipe deflection | |||
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Posted by: cirivy ® 08/17/2006, 16:49:44 Author Profile eMail author Edit |
Can someone tell me how much deflection will a 35' length of 8" sch. 40 have,(also sched. 80) unsupported except at the ends,(set on jack stands,etc.)lying horizontally. Based on no load on the pipe, using pipe weight only. Pipe weights are: Sched 40 = 28.55lbs per foot and sched. 80 = 43.39lbs per foot. |
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10" sch. 40 and sch. 60 BI pipe deflection | |||
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Posted by: koljams ® 10/10/2006, 21:56:42 Author Profile eMail author Edit |
Can anyone help me in finding the deflection of 10" sch. 40 and sch. 60 BI pipe. The length is 9 meters. only both ends bearing supported.
Thanks a lot. |
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Re: 8" sch. 40 and sch. 80 pipe deflection | |||
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Posted by: Scooter ® 08/18/2006, 08:54:34 Author Profile eMail author Edit |
The formula I use is: def=5wL^4/384EI
Where: w=uniformly distr. load per unit length (in.) L^4=length of pipe to the fourth power E=modulus of elasticity (29,000,000 for steel) I=moment of inertia (I=72.49 for 8" sch.40) (I=105.7 for 8" sch.80) Hope this helps you, Thanks, Scooter
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Posted by: cirivy ® 08/18/2006, 11:47:13 Author Profile eMail author Edit |
Thank you for the equation, but can you give me the deflection for each pipe? I've never worked an equation like this and I don't want to do it wrong.
I'm in the process of putting together a slow turning "roller" to hold a 30' roll of stabilization cloth and I just need to know if the 8" pipe is sufficient for spooling the cloth on. Thank you
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Posted by: Scooter ® 08/21/2006, 12:01:59 Author Profile eMail author Edit |
The sch.40 will be defelected 0.4585" (29/64")
The sch.80 will be defelected 0.4779" (1/2") Sorry about the delay, I've been out of town a few days and
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Posted by: cirivy ® 08/24/2006, 12:33:08 Author Profile eMail author Edit |
Thank you very much!
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