What is the difference between structural embedments and load-bearing embedments?
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This post was last edited by plf2830 on 2010-10-9 at 17:22. What is the difference between embedded components designed for construction purposes and those designed to bear loads? I see in the catalog that structural embedments have no load, while load-bearing embedments have a load; I’m not sure what the difference between the two is. .
Original poster, the difference between the two is that one is designed to bear loads, while the other is arranged in accordance with structural requirements.
Original poster, the difference between the two is as mentioned above: one is designed to bear loads, while the other is installed in accordance with structural requirements. For example, the embedded parts at the sliding end of a horizontal tank are structural embedded parts.
Original poster, the difference between the two is as mentioned above; you can learn it*
Reply to 3# weiyf-ds: Do the embedded parts not bear loads as you intended? ?
The load carried by the structural embedments is generally very small, to the point where it can be ignored.
Since structural embedments are installed in accordance with structural requirements, they generally bear very little load, so it can be ignored.