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    Jun 17, 2008, 01:27 PM
    I beam deflection
    Where can I find a chart that will show how much a steel I beam will deflect under a given load? I am building a 5 ton crane and need to size the beam that holds the hoist. Minimum size is 5 inch flange, maximum is 6 inch and the vertical dimension can be 10 or 12 inch. It is to be 48 feet long, supported on both ends.
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    Jul 1, 2008, 07:21 PM
    There's no chart. There's deflection formulas. Look up the formula and solve for the required moment of inertia, and then look up the chart with I beam moment of inertias. That is the only thing I know of in a chart.

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