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Dipl.-Ing. (BA) Markus Baumgärtel
2021-06-03

Position of Support Forces for Craneway Girders

Where can I find the determined support forces for the crane runway girder? At the bottom flange of the crane runway girder or in the shear center of the cross-section?

Answer:

Contrary to the graphic display, the CRANEWAY add-on module shows the resulting support forces or the centroid.

FAQ 005017 | Where can I find the determined support forces for the crane runway girder? At the bottom flange of the crane runway girder or in the shear center of the cross-section?
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FAQ 005017 | Where can I find the determined support forces for the crane runway girder? At the bottom flange of the crane runway girder or in the shear center of the cross-section?
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FAQ 005017 | Where can I find the determined support forces for the crane runway girder? At the bottom flange of the crane runway girder or in the shear center of the cross-section?
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Mr. Baumgärtel provides technical support for Dlubal Software customers.

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