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On strengthening the welding of rings

2018-01-17View Original

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For example, in a T-shaped steel member, where the narrow side is welded to the cylinder and the wide side is also welded to the cylinder, are the cross-sectional inertias they provide the same?
Reply #22018-01-17
For a T-shaped steel bar, the narrow side is welded to the cylinder and the wide side is also welded to the cylinder; their respective sectional inertias are different.

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