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What are the professional calculation principles for civil engineering structures involving the use of electromagnetic magnets to remove iron from I-beams?

2011-01-11View Original

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The weight of a single electromagnetic magnet remover is 3.568 tons; two such removers operate on the same I-beam and are capable of moving around. How should the I-beam be selected? ? Since different civil engineering designers are involved each time, different models are used. Some are calculated as large, some as small. So I’m a bit interested in this calculation method, and I hope the experts here can offer some guidance. Thank you!
Reply #22011-01-11
Normally, iron removal is carried out on the belt conveyor while it is stationary; during maintenance, it is removed for repairs

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