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Dipl.-Ing. (BA) Andreas Niemeier, M.Eng.
2024-10-29
Model 005388 | Angled Steel Beam
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Folded steel beam.

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Folded Steel Beam

Number of Nodes 2
Number of Lines 1
Number of Members 1
Number of Surfaces 0
Number of Solids 0
Number of Load Cases 1
Number of Load Combinations 4
Number of Result Combinations 0
Total Weight 0.002 tons
Dimensions (Metric) 1,000 x 0,000 x 0,000 m
Dimensions (Imperial) 3.28 x 0 x 0 feet

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