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Calculation problems for supported legs

2011-04-28View Original

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The supporting legs are placed on the bottom head, and calculations for strength and buckling stability are required. I would like to ask whether it is necessary to conduct calculations regarding the safety of the head due to the reaction forces exerted by the legs on the head; if so, how should such calculations be carried out? I hope everyone can understand; I’m seeking advice from experts! ! ! ! ! ! !
Reply #22011-04-29
The bearing standards include calculation examples; by referring to them, it will become clear.
Reply #32011-04-29
The local stress at the joint head is primarily considered.
Reply #42011-04-29
There are calculation examples in the standards for supports; the original poster can take a look

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