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Posted by: rondolphin ® 08/29/2005, 15:32:59 Author Profile Mail author Edit |
Hi all
Can anyone tell me the column buckling load capacity of a standard marine grade unsupported aluminum pipe 1.625 inch OD, 1.375 inch ID by 60 inches long? This is for a non eccentric load. Both ends are in a plate type fitting. And, what is the column buckling load capacity of an unsupported 2.5 inch square red oak post (dry) 60 inches long? Both ends are captured. Thanks Ron
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