HEB I-Profiles 1 kN Load BearingHEB I-profiilien 1 kN kuorman kantaminenEuropean wide flange beams DIN 1025 - EN10034 1.1 Tabled Span when the Deflection Ratio 1:1000 L cm Load 1 kN HEB100 518 The known length when deflection ratio 1:1000 HEB120* 644 1.25 x 100 = 125 1.25 x 518 cm = 647 cm HEB140 761 span 761 cm when deflection ratio 1:1000) 1.12 x 647 cm = 724 cm HEB160 868 1.25 x 125 x 1.03(28)** = 160 mm 1.25 x 647 x 1.03 cm = 833 cm 1.25 x 1.25 x 1.0328 = 1.618 HEB180 968 span 968 cm when deflection ratio 1:000 1.12 x 833 cm = 933 cm HEB200 1062 1.25 x 160 = 200 mm 1.25 x 833. cm = 1041 cm HEB220 1150 1.12 x 200 = 220 mm 1.12 x 1041 cm = 1166 cm HEB260 1316 (240 + 260) /2 = 250 = 1.25 x200 1.25 x 1041 cm = 1301 cm The calculation is so far the accurate ________________________________________________________________ * The standards do not recognize the size of 125 mm, so this corresponds to size 120 mm. I-profile height of 120 mm is smaller than the height 100 mm x 1,25 = 125 mm. Despite of this, the span length error is only 3.5 cm, the proportional error of 0.0054. ** The Universal friction coefficient in other words time dilation factor 1.0328 when the speed of light 0.25 x c, cannot have many decimals in these kind of calculations, so the two decimals precision is enough. Load 1 kN 2. Proportion Numbers1 - 1.03 - 1.06 - 1.12 - 1.25 - 1.6 - 2 - 2.5 3. Standard Numbers100 - 125 - 160 4. The Fifth Row of Pascal's Triangle1,4641 x 1,1 = 1,6105 5. E = m c2 Momentum p is transformed into Lorenz - variant factor 1/L when L = sqrt (1-( v/c )2) ==> time dilation 1.0328 when the speed of light 0,25 c 1d x 2d x time dilation = 1.618 1.25 x 1.25 x 1.0328 = 1.618 1d x 2d x 3d x time dilation = 2 1.25 x 1.25 x 1.25 x 1.0328 = 2 1d = one-dimensional diameter 2d = two-dimensional cross-section 3d = Three-dimensional object We are living in 3d-world, so the Pascal's triangle row factor 1.1 = 1.03283 = 1.1 6. Dimensionalities in the Calculation1 1d 1 1 Length 2d 1, 2 1 x 1,03 = 1,25 Surface Pascal's Triangle Surface factor x Fatique factor = General Fatiquing Factor (Universal friction) 10.6.2015*09:50 (1144 -203)www.karikolehmainen.com epcalculation@gmail.com |