Is there any book or resource that specifies what type of pipe rack steel or what steel grade should be used based on the supporting load?
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Is there any book or resource that specifies what type of pipe rack steel or what steel grade should be used based on the supporting load? For example, for the pipe rack: it will have 2 layers, with one layer being 2.5 meters high and the other layer 3 meters high. A cable tray is reserved at the top. Each layer supports 5 DN25 pipes, which start from the ground level. What size of column profiles and crossbeams will be sufficient? Where can I look for it? Is a No. 10 channel steel sufficient?
Refer to \"Comprehensive Book on Chemical Equipment Design: Rigid Frame Design\"
You can look up the \"Code for Design of Building Structures\" or the \"Steel Structure Design Manual\". Whether No. 10 channel steel is sufficient needs to be determined based on specific load calculations. .
It seems like this book isn’t available? Can it be uploaded?
Are there any simple guidelines or tools? I’m also interested in learning about the load-bearing capacity of various steel sections； The load on the equipment should be relatively easy to calculate ；
May I ask which book this is from?
Is there any selection table available for channel steel, I-beam, etc.?