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Problems with container supports

2010-02-28View Original

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I would like to ask my friends: in the data sheet for container supports, there are usually values indicating the load-bearing capacity of those supports. Does this value refer to the load-bearing capacity of a single support? Thank you
Reply #22010-02-28
Of course, it refers to the allowable load per individual support (i.e., the load-bearing capacity).
Reply #32010-03-01
Who else would like to share their opinions!
Reply #42010-03-02
It should be a single saddle. Article 4 of the interpretation of the standard JB/T4712.1-2007 \"Saddle Supports\": \"4. Allowable load on saddle supports\" – This section of JB/T4712 specifies the allowable load for each saddle support, to facilitate its use by users. . . ” Images won’t be inserted; it’s frustrating.
Reply #52010-03-15
1# wang_518dx Please check Appendices A and B of the JB/T4712-2007 standard, where there are formulas for calculating the actual load capacity.
Reply #62010-03-15
I think it’s necessary to analyze each specific issue individually; it’s not necessarily about just one aspect. I have a gentle question: isn’t it possible to consider the overall reaction forces as well?

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