Archivo de Calculo Estructural de Caballete Modelo Portico

GRUPO MEZA ASOCIADOS SAC
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SAN JUAN DE MIRAFLORES / LIMA / PERU 2016
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CÁLCULO DE CABALLETE PORTICO
2016
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SAP2000 Analysis Report
Model Name: cálculo de caballete portico.sdb
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1.- DESCRIPCION GENERAL
Evaluación estructural de 01 caballete tipo pórtico con una carga de trabajo de 5 ton.
Viga: VIGA "I" 12"x31.8lib/pie

Columnas: tubería de 4” sch40 Astm A-53
Equipado con:
Accesorios: escalera de gato para mantenimiento

04 arruchas fijas, y móviles
Capacidad máxima: 5.000 kg.
Luz máxima: 4.3 m.
Alto máximo: 5 m.
Ancho máximo: 3.m.
Translación lateral manual
2.- DESCRIPCIÓN DETALLADA DEL PRODUCTO
Mini móvil grúa pórtico

De hecho, es un producto práctico. El alzamiento de la grúa puede elegir o polipasto eléctrico.
Mini móvil grúa pórtico
Las mercancías en el coche de carga y descarga, taller de elevación voluminosos, Etc móvil
pequeña grúa pórtico que se fabrica de acuerdo a las normas vigentes.
Básicamente tiene dos tipos de especificaciones:
Uno está en el suelo de trama que Se fabrica de acuerdo con el móvil omnidireccional, freno
movimiento puede estar en el suelo.
Artículos; el segundo es con carril fijo en la superficie del suelo o sobre la viga según la operación
del cliente, a través de montacargas eléctricos, o humano darse cuenta de elevación
Mecanización.
Este dispositivo puede reducir la mano de obra, reducir el costo de operación de producción y
mejorar la eficiencia del trabajo.
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3.- Metodología empleada

Se ha pretendido a lo largo del diseño explicar y justificar todas las decisiones
tomadas. Prueba de ello son la utilización de figuras y tablas junto con las ecuaciones
planteadas. Sin olvidar el carácter práctico que ha de tener el diseño de una caballete modelo
pórtico, se ha indagado también en muchos aspectos teóricos al constituir este proyecto no
tan sólo el diseño de una equipo sino el trabajo que pretender dar fin a los estudios.
FIG. : Esquema de dimensiones principales
Capacidad de carga: la capacidad de carga estimada para la descarga de materia

prima, que es la función principal y la máxima carga a la que se somete el caballete
modelo pórtico, es de 5 toneladas.
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7.1 Estructura del caballete modelo pórtico
A los efectos del cálculo se usa el método de superposición, es decir, se calculan

los esfuerzos por peso propio de la estructura y luego los esfuerzos debidos a las cargas
móviles y fuerzas secundarias.
a) Esfuerzos debido al peso propio.
Como no conocemos las dimensiones de la viga principal, vamos a tener que suponer el
peso propio en función de la luz y la carga.
Entonces para el cálculo tomamos el esquema de una viga simplemente apoyada:
15000
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Cálculo de reacciones:
b) Esfuerzos debido a la carga móvil.

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2.- VERIFICACION DE ELEMENTOS

Calculo de caballete portico.sdb SAP2000 v17.0.0 - License #
Contents 21 marzo 2016
Contents
1. Model geometry ....................................................................................................................................................... 15
1.1. Joint coordinates ............................................................................................................................................. 15
1.2. Joint restraints ................................................................................................................................................. 16
1.3. Element connectivity........................................................................................................................................ 16
2. Material properties ................................................................................................................................................... 17
3. Section properties.................................................................................................................................................... 17
3.1. Frames ............................................................................................................................................................ 17
4. Load patterns .......................................................................................................................................................... 19
4.1. Definitions........................................................................................................................................................ 19
5. Load cases .............................................................................................................................................................. 19
5.1. Definitions........................................................................................................................................................ 19
5.2. Static case load assignments .......................................................................................................................... 19
5.3. Response spectrum case load assignments ................................................................................................... 19
6. Load combinations .................................................................................................................................................. 20
7. Structure results ...................................................................................................................................................... 21
7.1. Mass summary ................................................................................................................................................ 22
7.2. Modal results ................................................................................................................................................... 22
7.3. Base reactions ................................................................................................................................................. 23
8. Joint results ............................................................................................................................................................. 23
9. Frame results .......................................................................................................................................................... 24
10. Material take-off..................................................................................................................................................... 33
11. Design preferences ............................................................................................................................................... 33
11.1. Aluminum design ........................................................................................................................................... 33
11.2. Cold formed design ....................................................................................................................................... 34
List of Figures
Figure 1: Finite element model .................................................................................................................................... 15
Figure 2: Deformed shape ........................................................................................................................................... 21
List of Tables
Table 1: Joint Coordinates........................................................................................................................................... 15
Table 2: Joint Restraint Assignments .......................................................................................................................... 16
Table 3: Connectivity - Frame ..................................................................................................................................... 16
Table 4: Frame Section Assignments .......................................................................................................................... 16
Table 5: Material Properties 02 - Basic Mechanical Properties ................................................................................... 17
Table 6: Material Properties 03a - Steel Data.............................................................................................................. 17
Table 7: Material Properties 03b - Concrete Data ....................................................................................................... 17
Table 8: Frame Section Properties 01 - General, Part 1 of 4....................................................................................... 17
Table 9: Frame Property Modifiers, Part 1 of 2 ............................................................................................................ 18
Table 9: Frame Property Modifiers, Part 2 of 2 ............................................................................................................ 18
Table 10: Load Pattern Definitions .............................................................................................................................. 19
Table 11: Load Case Definitions ................................................................................................................................. 19
Table 12: Case - Static 1 - Load Assignments ............................................................................................................ 19
Table 13: Function - Response Spectrum - User ........................................................................................................ 20
Table 14: Combination Definitions ............................................................................................................................... 20
Table 15: Assembled Joint Masses ............................................................................................................................. 22
Table 16: Modal Participating Mass Ratios ................................................................................................................. 23
Table 17: Base Reactions ........................................................................................................................................... 23
Table 18: Joint Displacements .................................................................................................................................... 23
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Table 19: Joint Reactions ............................................................................................................................................ 24

Table 20: Element Forces - Frames, Part 1 of 2 .......................................................................................................... 24
Table 20: Element Forces - Frames, Part 2 of 2 .......................................................................................................... 28
Table 21: Material List 2 - By Section Property ........................................................................................................... 33
Table 22: Preferences - Aluminum Design - AA-ASD 2000......................................................................................... 34
Table 23: Preferences - Cold Formed Design - AISI-ASD96 ....................................................................................... 34
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1. Model geometry 21 marzo 2016
1. Model geometry
This section provides model geometry information, including items such as joint coordinates, joint restraints, and
element connectivity.
Z
Y X
Figure 1: Finite element model
1.1. Joint coordinates
Table 1: Joint Coordinates

Joint CoordSys CoordType GlobalX GlobalY GlobalZ
in in in
1 GLOBAL Cartesian -6450,000 -3000,000 0,000
4 GLOBAL Cartesian -6450,000 0,000 0,000
13 GLOBAL Cartesian -2150,000 0,000 0,000
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Joint CoordSys CoordType GlobalX GlobalY GlobalZ
in in in
1.2. Joint restraints
Table 2: Joint Restraint Assignments

Table 2: Joint Restraint Assignments
Joint U1 U2 U3 R1 R2 R3
1 Yes Yes Yes No No No

1.3. Element connectivity
Table 3: Connectivity - Frame

Table 3: Connectivity - Frame
Frame JointI JointJ Length
in
78 43 41 2000,000
81 46 45 2000,000
101 57 50 1111,805
109 60 53 1666,417
110 59 58 500,000
111 56 55 500,000
112 4 37 5316,014
115 37 1 5316,014
116 38 10 5316,014
117 37 38 4300,000
119 13 38 5316,014
Table 4: Frame Section Assignments

Frame AnalSect DesignSect MatProp
78 PX4 PX4 A53GrB

81 PX4 PX4 A53GrB
101 PX4 PX4 A53GrB
109 PX4 PX4 A53GrB
110 PX4 PX4 Default
111 PX4 PX4 A53GrB
112 PX4 PX4 A53GrB
115 PX4 PX4 A53GrB
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2. Material properties 21 marzo 2016

Frame AnalSect DesignSect MatProp
116 PX4 PX4 A53GrB

117 S12X31.8 S12X31.8 A36
119 PX4 PX4 A53GrB
2. Material properties
This section provides material property information for materials used in the model.
Table 5: Material Properties 02 - Basic Mechanical Properties

Table 5: Material Properties 02 - Basic Mechanical Properties
Material UnitWeight UnitMass E1 G12 U12 A1
Kip/in3 Kip-s2/in4 Kip/in2 Kip/in2 1/F
4000Psi 8,6806E-05 2,2483E-07 3604,997 1502,082 0,200000 5,5000E-06
A36 2,8356E-04 7,3446E-07 29000,000 11153,846 0,300000 6,5000E-06
A53GrB 2,8356E-04 7,3446E-07 29000,000 11153,846 0,300000 6,5000E-06
A992Fy50 2,8356E-04 7,3446E-07 29000,000 11153,846 0,300000 6,5000E-06
Table 6: Material Properties 03a - Steel Data

Table 6: Material Properties 03a - Steel Data
Material Fy Fu FinalSlope
Kip/in2 Kip/in2
A36 36,000 58,000 -0,100000
A53GrB 35,000 60,000 -0,100000
A992Fy50 50,000 65,000 -0,100000
Table 7: Material Properties 03b - Concrete Data

Table 7: Material Properties 03b - Concrete
Data
Material Fc FinalSlope
Kip/in2
4000Psi 4,000 -0,100000
3. Section properties
This section provides section property information for objects used in the model.
3.1. Frames
Table 8: Frame Section Properties 01 - General, Part 1 of 4

SectionName Material Shape t3 t2 tf tw t2b tfb
in in in in in in
PX4 A36 Pipe 4,5000 0,3370
S12X31.8 A36 I/Wide Flange 12,0000 5,0000 0,5440 0,3500 5,0000 0,5440
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SectionName I23 Area TorsConst I33 I22 AS2 AS3
in4 in2 in4 in4 in4 in2 in2
PX4 0,00 4,41 19,22 9,61 9,61 2,47 2,47
S12X31.8 0,00 9,35 0,90 218,00 9,36 4,20 4,53

SectionName S33 S22 Z33 Z22 R33 R22
in3 in3 in3 in3 in in
PX4 4,27 4,27 5,85 5,85 1,4762 1,4762
S12X31.8 36,33 3,74 42,00 6,40 4,8286 1,0005

SectionName AMod A2Mod A3Mod JMod I2Mod I3Mod MMod WMod
PX4 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000

S12X31.8 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000
Table 9: Frame Property Modifiers, Part 1 of 2

Frame AMod AS2Mod AS3Mod JMod I22Mod I33Mod MassMod WeightMod
78 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000

81 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000
101 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000
109 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000
110 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000
111 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000
112 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000
115 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000
116 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000
117 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000
119 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000

Table 9: Frame Property Modifiers, Part 2
of 2
Frame EAModifier EIModifier
78 0,800000 0,800000
81 0,800000 0,800000
101 0,800000 0,800000
109 0,800000 0,800000
110 0,800000 0,800000
111 0,800000 0,800000
112 0,800000 0,800000
115 0,800000 0,800000
116 0,800000 0,800000
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Table 9: Frame Property Modifiers, Part 2

of 2
Frame EAModifier EIModifier
117 0,800000 0,800000

119 0,800000 0,800000
4. Load patterns
This section provides loading information as applied to the model.
4.1. Definitions
Table 10: Load Pattern Definitions

Table 10: Load Pattern Definitions
LoadPat DesignType SelfWtMult AutoLoad
DEAD DEAD 1,000000
5. Load cases
This section provides load case information.
5.1. Definitions
Table 11: Load Case Definitions

Table 11: Load Case Definitions
Case Type InitialCond ModalCase BaseCase DesActOpt DesignAct
DEAD LinStatic Zero Prog Det Non-

Composite
MODAL LinModal Zero Prog Det Other
5.2. Static case load assignments
Table 12: Case - Static 1 - Load Assignments

Table 12: Case - Static 1 - Load Assignments
Case LoadType LoadName LoadSF
DEAD Load pattern DEAD 1,000000
5.3. Response spectrum case load assignments
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Table 13: Function - Response Spectrum - User

Table 13: Function - Response Spectrum - User
Name Period Accel FuncDamp
Sec
UNIFRS 0,000000 1,000000 0,050000
UNIFRS 1,000000 1,000000
6. Load combinations
This section provides load combination information.
Table 14: Combination Definitions

Table 14: Combination Definitions
ComboName ComboType CaseName ScaleFactor
DSTL1 Linear Add DEAD 1,400000

DSTL2 Linear Add DEAD 1,000000
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7. Structure results
This section provides structure results, including items such as structural periods and base reactions.
Figure 2: Deformed shape
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7.1. Mass summary
Table 15: Assembled Joint Masses

Table 15: Assembled Joint Masses
Joint MassSource U1 U2 U3 R1 R2 R3
Kip-s2/in Kip-s2/in Kip-s2/in Kip-in-s2 Kip-in-s2 Kip-in-s2
1 MSSSRC1 0,0029 0,0029 0,0029 0,000 0,000 0,000
4 MSSSRC1 0,0029 0,0029 0,0029 0,000 0,000 0,000
10 MSSSRC1 0,0029 0,0029 0,0029 0,000 0,000 0,000
13 MSSSRC1 0,0029 0,0029 0,0029 0,000 0,000 0,000
37 MSSSRC1 0,0053 0,0053 0,0053 0,000 0,000 0,000
38 MSSSRC1 0,0078 0,0078 0,0078 0,000 0,000 0,000
41 MSSSRC1 0,0104 0,0104 0,0104 0,000 0,000 0,000
43 MSSSRC1 0,0104 0,0104 0,0104 0,000 0,000 0,000
45 MSSSRC1 0,0104 0,0104 0,0104 0,000 0,000 0,000
46 MSSSRC1 0,0104 0,0104 0,0104 0,000 0,000 0,000
50 MSSSRC1 0,0116 0,0116 0,0116 0,000 0,000 0,000
53 MSSSRC1 0,0150 0,0150 0,0150 0,000 0,000 0,000
55 MSSSRC1 0,0061 0,0061 0,0061 0,000 0,000 0,000
56 MSSSRC1 0,0061 0,0061 0,0061 0,000 0,000 0,000
57 MSSSRC1 0,0026 0,0026 0,0026 0,000 0,000 0,000
58 MSSSRC1 0,0061 0,0061 0,0061 0,000 0,000 0,000
59 MSSSRC1 0,0061 0,0061 0,0061 0,000 0,000 0,000
60 MSSSRC1 0,0035 0,0035 0,0035 0,000 0,000 0,000
7.2. Modal results
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Table 16: Modal Participating Mass Ratios

Table 16: Modal Participating Mass Ratios
OutputCase StepNum Period UX UY UZ SumUX SumUY SumUZ
Sec
MODAL 1,000000 341,02615 0,9372 0,0000 1,355E-07 0,9372 0,0000 1,355E-07
2
MODAL 2,000000 58,066304 0,0000 0,1374 0,0000 0,9372 0,1374 1,355E-07
MODAL 3,000000 49,186080 0,0000 0,4290 0,0000 0,9372 0,5664 1,355E-07
MODAL 4,000000 48,993964 0,0000 0,0887 0,0000 0,9372 0,6551 1,355E-07
MODAL 5,000000 45,303153 2,665E-04 0,0000 0,0026 0,9375 0,6551 0,0026
MODAL 6,000000 39,860464 0,0000 1,727E-04 0,0000 0,9375 0,6553 0,0026
MODAL 7,000000 38,909848 0,0625 0,0000 2,096E-07 1,0000 0,6553 0,0026
MODAL 8,000000 33,678759 0,0000 0,0709 0,0000 1,0000 0,7262 0,0026
MODAL 9,000000 18,325827 0,0000 0,0467 0,0000 1,0000 0,7729 0,0026
MODAL 10,000000 17,876936 0,0000 0,0340 0,0000 1,0000 0,8068 0,0026
MODAL 11,000000 16,374902 0,0000 0,0190 0,0000 1,0000 0,8258 0,0026
MODAL 12,000000 15,281084 4,274E-06 0,0000 0,1304 1,0000 0,8258 0,1331
7.3. Base reactions
Table 17: Base Reactions

Table 17: Base Reactions
OutputCase GlobalFX GlobalFY GlobalFZ GlobalMX GlobalMY GlobalMZ
Kip Kip Kip Kip-in Kip-in Kip-in
DEAD 6,452E-11 -3,109E-15 47,719 -71578,041 204694,495 9,681E-08
8. Joint results
This section provides joint results, including items such as displacements and reactions.
Table 18: Joint Displacements

Table 18: Joint Displacements
Joint OutputCase U1 U2 U3 R1 R2 R3
in in in Radians Radians Radians
1 DEAD 0,000000 0,000000 0,000000 0,081907 -0,990022 0,293496
4 DEAD 0,000000 0,000000 0,000000 -0,081907 -0,990022 -0,293496
10 DEAD 0,000000 0,000000 0,000000 0,083014 1,218777 -0,293367
13 DEAD 0,000000 0,000000 0,000000 -0,083014 1,218777 0,293367
37 DEAD 581,390749 1,002E-16 -0,426121 7,372E-15 1,811673 -1,039E-14
38 DEAD 581,388541 -1,905E-16 -0,434612 -5,047E-15 -1,803180 2,089E-14
41 DEAD -1582,17744 0,012605 -0,207279 -0,530872 -0,587850 0,175210
43 DEAD -1582,17744 -0,012605 -0,207279 0,530872 -0,587850 -0,175210
45 DEAD 1970,995512 0,012630 -0,209459 -0,533087 0,816604 -0,175081
46 DEAD 1970,995512 -0,012630 -0,209459 0,533087 0,816604 0,175081
50 DEAD 581,391933 -7,694E-12 -1235,60069 7,159E-15 1,555604 -1,086E-14
53 DEAD 581,390753 -1,878E-11 -2144,78352 -7,455E-15 -0,889881 6,221E-15
55 DEAD -880,174880 0,002922 -0,395486 0,064033 1,528600 0,037063
56 DEAD -880,174880 -0,002922 -0,395486 -0,064033 1,528600 -0,037063
57 DEAD -886,203970 5,959E-12 1,799096 7,433E-15 1,651920 -9,753E-15
58 DEAD 1852,091776 0,002814 -0,400866 0,076385 -1,299842 -0,036580
59 DEAD 1852,091776 -0,002814 -0,400866 -0,076385 -1,299842 0,036580
60 DEAD 1856,033614 -4,176E-12 4,611524 -5,080E-15 -1,530462 2,405E-14
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Table 19: Joint Reactions

Table 19: Joint Reactions
Joint OutputCase F1 F2 F3 M1 M2 M3
Kip Kip Kip Kip-in Kip-in Kip-in
1 DEAD 0,060 3,365 11,872 0,000 0,000 0,000
4 DEAD 0,060 -3,365 11,872 0,000 0,000 0,000
10 DEAD -0,060 3,400 11,987 0,000 0,000 0,000
13 DEAD -0,060 -3,400 11,987 0,000 0,000 0,000
9. Frame results
This section provides frame force results.
Table 20: Element Forces - Frames, Part 1 of 2

Frame Station OutputCase P V2 V3
in Kip Kip Kip
78 0,000 DEAD -1,290 -1,251 -3,331E-16
78 23,810 DEAD -1,290 -1,221 -3,331E-16
78 47,619 DEAD -1,290 -1,191 -3,331E-16
78 71,429 DEAD -1,290 -1,161 -3,331E-16
78 95,238 DEAD -1,290 -1,131 -3,331E-16
78 119,048 DEAD -1,290 -1,102 -3,331E-16
78 142,857 DEAD -1,290 -1,072 -3,331E-16
78 166,667 DEAD -1,290 -1,042 -3,331E-16
78 190,476 DEAD -1,290 -1,012 -3,331E-16
78 214,286 DEAD -1,290 -0,983 -3,331E-16
78 238,095 DEAD -1,290 -0,953 -3,331E-16
78 261,905 DEAD -1,290 -0,923 -3,331E-16
78 285,714 DEAD -1,290 -0,893 -3,331E-16
78 309,524 DEAD -1,290 -0,863 -3,331E-16
78 333,333 DEAD -1,290 -0,834 -3,331E-16
78 357,143 DEAD -1,290 -0,804 -3,331E-16
78 380,952 DEAD -1,290 -0,774 -3,331E-16
78 404,762 DEAD -1,290 -0,744 -3,331E-16
78 428,571 DEAD -1,290 -0,715 -3,331E-16
78 452,381 DEAD -1,290 -0,685 -3,331E-16
78 476,190 DEAD -1,290 -0,655 -3,331E-16
78 500,000 DEAD -1,290 -0,625 -3,331E-16
78 523,810 DEAD -1,290 -0,595 -3,331E-16
78 547,619 DEAD -1,290 -0,566 -3,331E-16
78 571,429 DEAD -1,290 -0,536 -3,331E-16
78 595,238 DEAD -1,290 -0,506 -3,331E-16
78 619,048 DEAD -1,290 -0,476 -3,331E-16
78 642,857 DEAD -1,290 -0,447 -3,331E-16
78 666,667 DEAD -1,290 -0,417 -3,331E-16
78 690,476 DEAD -1,290 -0,387 -3,331E-16
78 714,286 DEAD -1,290 -0,357 -3,331E-16
78 738,095 DEAD -1,290 -0,328 -3,331E-16
78 761,905 DEAD -1,290 -0,298 -3,331E-16
78 785,714 DEAD -1,290 -0,268 -3,331E-16
78 809,524 DEAD -1,290 -0,238 -3,331E-16
78 833,333 DEAD -1,290 -0,208 -3,331E-16
78 857,143 DEAD -1,290 -0,179 -3,331E-16
78 880,952 DEAD -1,290 -0,149 -3,331E-16
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in Kip Kip Kip
78 904,762 DEAD -1,290 -0,119 -3,331E-16
78 928,571 DEAD -1,290 -0,089 -3,331E-16
78 952,381 DEAD -1,290 -0,060 -3,331E-16
78 976,190 DEAD -1,290 -0,030 -3,331E-16
78 1000,000 DEAD -1,290 -2,449E-15 -3,331E-16
78 1023,810 DEAD -1,290 0,030 -3,331E-16
78 1047,619 DEAD -1,290 0,060 -3,331E-16
78 1071,429 DEAD -1,290 0,089 -3,331E-16
78 1095,238 DEAD -1,290 0,119 -3,331E-16
78 1119,048 DEAD -1,290 0,149 -3,331E-16
78 1142,857 DEAD -1,290 0,179 -3,331E-16
78 1166,667 DEAD -1,290 0,208 -3,331E-16
78 1190,476 DEAD -1,290 0,238 -3,331E-16
78 1214,286 DEAD -1,290 0,268 -3,331E-16
78 1238,095 DEAD -1,290 0,298 -3,331E-16
78 1261,905 DEAD -1,290 0,328 -3,331E-16
78 1285,714 DEAD -1,290 0,357 -3,331E-16
78 1309,524 DEAD -1,290 0,387 -3,331E-16
78 1333,333 DEAD -1,290 0,417 -3,331E-16
78 1357,143 DEAD -1,290 0,447 -3,331E-16
78 1380,952 DEAD -1,290 0,476 -3,331E-16
78 1404,762 DEAD -1,290 0,506 -3,331E-16
78 1428,571 DEAD -1,290 0,536 -3,331E-16
78 1452,381 DEAD -1,290 0,566 -3,331E-16
78 1476,190 DEAD -1,290 0,595 -3,331E-16
78 1500,000 DEAD -1,290 0,625 -3,331E-16
78 1523,810 DEAD -1,290 0,655 -3,331E-16
78 1547,619 DEAD -1,290 0,685 -3,331E-16
78 1571,429 DEAD -1,290 0,715 -3,331E-16
78 1595,238 DEAD -1,290 0,744 -3,331E-16
78 1619,048 DEAD -1,290 0,774 -3,331E-16
78 1642,857 DEAD -1,290 0,804 -3,331E-16
78 1666,667 DEAD -1,290 0,834 -3,331E-16
78 1690,476 DEAD -1,290 0,863 -3,331E-16
78 1714,286 DEAD -1,290 0,893 -3,331E-16
78 1738,095 DEAD -1,290 0,923 -3,331E-16
78 1761,905 DEAD -1,290 0,953 -3,331E-16
78 1785,714 DEAD -1,290 0,983 -3,331E-16
78 1809,524 DEAD -1,290 1,012 -3,331E-16
78 1833,333 DEAD -1,290 1,042 -3,331E-16
78 1857,143 DEAD -1,290 1,072 -3,331E-16
78 1880,952 DEAD -1,290 1,102 -3,331E-16
78 1904,762 DEAD -1,290 1,131 -3,331E-16
78 1928,571 DEAD -1,290 1,161 -3,331E-16
78 1952,381 DEAD -1,290 1,191 -3,331E-16
78 1976,190 DEAD -1,290 1,221 -3,331E-16
78 2000,000 DEAD -1,290 1,251 -3,331E-16
81 0,000 DEAD -1,292 -1,251 5,551E-16
81 23,810 DEAD -1,292 -1,221 5,551E-16
81 47,619 DEAD -1,292 -1,191 5,551E-16
81 71,429 DEAD -1,292 -1,161 5,551E-16
81 95,238 DEAD -1,292 -1,131 5,551E-16
81 119,048 DEAD -1,292 -1,102 5,551E-16
81 142,857 DEAD -1,292 -1,072 5,551E-16
81 166,667 DEAD -1,292 -1,042 5,551E-16
81 190,476 DEAD -1,292 -1,012 5,551E-16
81 214,286 DEAD -1,292 -0,983 5,551E-16
81 238,095 DEAD -1,292 -0,953 5,551E-16
81 261,905 DEAD -1,292 -0,923 5,551E-16
Page 25 of 44

in Kip Kip Kip
81 285,714 DEAD -1,292 -0,893 5,551E-16
81 309,524 DEAD -1,292 -0,863 5,551E-16
81 333,333 DEAD -1,292 -0,834 5,551E-16
81 357,143 DEAD -1,292 -0,804 5,551E-16
81 380,952 DEAD -1,292 -0,774 5,551E-16
81 404,762 DEAD -1,292 -0,744 5,551E-16
81 428,571 DEAD -1,292 -0,715 5,551E-16
81 452,381 DEAD -1,292 -0,685 5,551E-16
81 476,190 DEAD -1,292 -0,655 5,551E-16
81 500,000 DEAD -1,292 -0,625 5,551E-16
81 523,810 DEAD -1,292 -0,595 5,551E-16
81 547,619 DEAD -1,292 -0,566 5,551E-16
81 571,429 DEAD -1,292 -0,536 5,551E-16
81 595,238 DEAD -1,292 -0,506 5,551E-16
81 619,048 DEAD -1,292 -0,476 5,551E-16
81 642,857 DEAD -1,292 -0,447 5,551E-16
81 666,667 DEAD -1,292 -0,417 5,551E-16
81 690,476 DEAD -1,292 -0,387 5,551E-16
81 714,286 DEAD -1,292 -0,357 5,551E-16
81 738,095 DEAD -1,292 -0,328 5,551E-16
81 761,905 DEAD -1,292 -0,298 5,551E-16
81 785,714 DEAD -1,292 -0,268 5,551E-16
81 809,524 DEAD -1,292 -0,238 5,551E-16
81 833,333 DEAD -1,292 -0,208 5,551E-16
81 857,143 DEAD -1,292 -0,179 5,551E-16
81 880,952 DEAD -1,292 -0,149 5,551E-16
81 904,762 DEAD -1,292 -0,119 5,551E-16
81 928,571 DEAD -1,292 -0,089 5,551E-16
81 952,381 DEAD -1,292 -0,060 5,551E-16
81 976,190 DEAD -1,292 -0,030 5,551E-16
81 1000,000 DEAD -1,292 6,592E-16 5,551E-16
81 1023,810 DEAD -1,292 0,030 5,551E-16
81 1047,619 DEAD -1,292 0,060 5,551E-16
81 1071,429 DEAD -1,292 0,089 5,551E-16
81 1095,238 DEAD -1,292 0,119 5,551E-16
81 1119,048 DEAD -1,292 0,149 5,551E-16
81 1142,857 DEAD -1,292 0,179 5,551E-16
81 1166,667 DEAD -1,292 0,208 5,551E-16
81 1190,476 DEAD -1,292 0,238 5,551E-16
81 1214,286 DEAD -1,292 0,268 5,551E-16
81 1238,095 DEAD -1,292 0,298 5,551E-16
81 1261,905 DEAD -1,292 0,328 5,551E-16
81 1285,714 DEAD -1,292 0,357 5,551E-16
81 1309,524 DEAD -1,292 0,387 5,551E-16
81 1333,333 DEAD -1,292 0,417 5,551E-16
81 1357,143 DEAD -1,292 0,447 5,551E-16
81 1380,952 DEAD -1,292 0,476 5,551E-16
81 1404,762 DEAD -1,292 0,506 5,551E-16
81 1428,571 DEAD -1,292 0,536 5,551E-16
81 1452,381 DEAD -1,292 0,566 5,551E-16
81 1476,190 DEAD -1,292 0,595 5,551E-16
81 1500,000 DEAD -1,292 0,625 5,551E-16
81 1523,810 DEAD -1,292 0,655 5,551E-16
81 1547,619 DEAD -1,292 0,685 5,551E-16
81 1571,429 DEAD -1,292 0,715 5,551E-16
81 1595,238 DEAD -1,292 0,744 5,551E-16
81 1619,048 DEAD -1,292 0,774 5,551E-16
81 1642,857 DEAD -1,292 0,804 5,551E-16
81 1666,667 DEAD -1,292 0,834 5,551E-16
Page 26 of 44

in Kip Kip Kip
81 1690,476 DEAD -1,292 0,863 5,551E-16
81 1714,286 DEAD -1,292 0,893 5,551E-16
81 1738,095 DEAD -1,292 0,923 5,551E-16
81 1761,905 DEAD -1,292 0,953 5,551E-16
81 1785,714 DEAD -1,292 0,983 5,551E-16
81 1809,524 DEAD -1,292 1,012 5,551E-16
81 1833,333 DEAD -1,292 1,042 5,551E-16
81 1857,143 DEAD -1,292 1,072 5,551E-16
81 1880,952 DEAD -1,292 1,102 5,551E-16
81 1904,762 DEAD -1,292 1,131 5,551E-16
81 1928,571 DEAD -1,292 1,161 5,551E-16
81 1952,381 DEAD -1,292 1,191 5,551E-16
81 1976,190 DEAD -1,292 1,221 5,551E-16
81 2000,000 DEAD -1,292 1,251 5,551E-16
101 0,000 DEAD -1,587 -0,714 1,273E-16
101 555,903 DEAD -1,056 -0,266 1,273E-16
101 1111,805 DEAD -0,524 0,182 1,273E-16
109 0,000 DEAD -0,446 -1,175 1,021E-15
109 833,208 DEAD 0,085 -0,279 1,021E-15
109 1666,417 DEAD 0,617 0,617 1,021E-15
110 0,000 DEAD -1,152 -0,932 0,108
110 22,727 DEAD -1,152 -0,903 0,108
110 45,455 DEAD -1,152 -0,875 0,108
110 68,182 DEAD -1,152 -0,846 0,108
110 90,909 DEAD -1,152 -0,818 0,108
110 113,636 DEAD -1,152 -0,790 0,108
110 136,364 DEAD -1,152 -0,761 0,108
110 159,091 DEAD -1,152 -0,733 0,108
110 181,818 DEAD -1,152 -0,704 0,108
110 204,545 DEAD -1,152 -0,676 0,108
110 227,273 DEAD -1,152 -0,648 0,108
110 250,000 DEAD -1,152 -0,619 0,108
110 250,000 DEAD -1,152 0,619 -0,108
110 272,727 DEAD -1,152 0,648 -0,108
110 295,455 DEAD -1,152 0,676 -0,108
110 318,182 DEAD -1,152 0,704 -0,108
110 340,909 DEAD -1,152 0,733 -0,108
110 363,636 DEAD -1,152 0,761 -0,108
110 386,364 DEAD -1,152 0,790 -0,108
110 409,091 DEAD -1,152 0,818 -0,108
110 431,818 DEAD -1,152 0,846 -0,108
110 454,545 DEAD -1,152 0,875 -0,108
110 477,273 DEAD -1,152 0,903 -0,108
110 500,000 DEAD -1,152 0,932 -0,108
111 0,000 DEAD -1,196 -1,150 0,239
111 22,727 DEAD -1,196 -1,121 0,239
111 45,455 DEAD -1,196 -1,093 0,239
111 68,182 DEAD -1,196 -1,064 0,239
111 90,909 DEAD -1,196 -1,036 0,239
111 113,636 DEAD -1,196 -1,007 0,239
111 136,364 DEAD -1,196 -0,979 0,239
111 159,091 DEAD -1,196 -0,951 0,239
111 181,818 DEAD -1,196 -0,922 0,239
111 204,545 DEAD -1,196 -0,894 0,239
111 227,273 DEAD -1,196 -0,865 0,239
111 250,000 DEAD -1,196 -0,837 0,239
111 250,000 DEAD -1,196 0,837 -0,239
111 272,727 DEAD -1,196 0,865 -0,239
111 295,455 DEAD -1,196 0,894 -0,239
Page 27 of 44

in Kip Kip Kip
111 318,182 DEAD -1,196 0,922 -0,239
111 340,909 DEAD -1,196 0,951 -0,239
111 363,636 DEAD -1,196 0,979 -0,239
111 386,364 DEAD -1,196 1,007 -0,239
111 409,091 DEAD -1,196 1,036 -0,239
111 431,818 DEAD -1,196 1,064 -0,239
111 454,545 DEAD -1,196 1,093 -0,239
111 477,273 DEAD -1,196 1,121 -0,239
111 500,000 DEAD -1,196 1,150 -0,239
112 0,000 DEAD -12,339 -0,121 0,060
112 1772,005 DEAD -10,213 0,504 0,060
112 1772,005 DEAD -8,650 -0,381 0,060
112 2658,007 DEAD -7,587 -0,068 0,060
112 4430,011 DEAD -5,461 0,557 0,060
112 4430,011 DEAD -4,021 -0,265 -0,179
112 5316,014 DEAD -2,958 0,047 -0,179
115 0,000 DEAD -2,958 -0,047 0,179
115 886,002 DEAD -4,021 0,265 0,179
115 886,002 DEAD -5,461 -0,557 -0,060
115 2658,007 DEAD -7,587 0,068 -0,060
115 3544,009 DEAD -8,650 0,381 -0,060
115 3544,009 DEAD -10,213 -0,504 -0,060
115 5316,014 DEAD -12,339 0,121 -0,060
116 0,000 DEAD -3,299 -0,026 0,167
116 886,002 DEAD -4,362 0,286 0,167
116 886,002 DEAD -5,580 -0,555 0,060
116 2658,007 DEAD -7,706 0,070 0,060
116 3544,009 DEAD -8,769 0,382 0,060
116 3544,009 DEAD -10,334 -0,504 0,060
116 5316,014 DEAD -12,459 0,121 0,060
117 0,000 DEAD 0,358 -5,648 5,683E-16
117 537,500 DEAD 0,358 -4,223 5,683E-16
117 716,667 DEAD 0,358 -3,748 5,683E-16
117 716,667 DEAD -0,119 -4,032 1,598E-15
117 1075,000 DEAD -0,119 -3,082 1,598E-15
117 1612,500 DEAD -0,119 -1,657 1,598E-15
117 2150,000 DEAD -0,119 -0,231 1,598E-15
117 2687,500 DEAD -0,119 1,194 1,598E-15
117 2866,667 DEAD -0,119 1,669 1,598E-15
117 2866,667 DEAD -0,335 2,514 5,770E-16
117 3225,000 DEAD -0,335 3,464 5,770E-16
117 3762,500 DEAD -0,335 4,889 5,770E-16
117 4300,000 DEAD -0,335 6,315 5,770E-16
119 0,000 DEAD -12,459 -0,121 -0,060
119 1772,005 DEAD -10,334 0,504 -0,060
119 1772,005 DEAD -8,769 -0,382 -0,060
119 2658,007 DEAD -7,706 -0,070 -0,060
119 4430,011 DEAD -5,580 0,555 -0,060
119 4430,011 DEAD -4,362 -0,286 -0,167
119 5316,014 DEAD -3,299 0,026 -0,167

Frame Station OutputCase T M2 M3
in Kip-in Kip-in Kip-in
78 0,000 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -298,481
78 23,810 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -269,061
Page 28 of 44

78 47,619 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -240,350
78 71,429 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -212,348
78 95,238 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -185,055
78 119,048 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -158,471
78 142,857 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -132,596
78 166,667 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -107,429
78 190,476 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -82,972
78 214,286 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -59,223
78 238,095 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -36,184
78 261,905 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -13,853
78 285,714 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 7,769
78 309,524 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 28,682
78 333,333 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 48,886
78 357,143 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 68,381
78 380,952 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 87,167
78 404,762 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 105,244
78 428,571 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 122,613
78 452,381 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 139,272
78 476,190 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 155,222
78 500,000 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 170,464
78 523,810 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 184,997
78 547,619 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 198,821
78 571,429 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 211,935
78 595,238 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 224,341
78 619,048 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 236,038
78 642,857 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 247,027
78 666,667 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 257,306
78 690,476 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 266,876
78 714,286 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 275,738
78 738,095 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 283,890
78 761,905 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 291,334
78 785,714 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 298,068
78 809,524 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 304,094
78 833,333 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 309,411
78 857,143 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 314,019
78 880,952 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 317,918
78 904,762 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 321,108
78 928,571 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 323,589
78 952,381 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 325,361
78 976,190 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 326,425
78 1000,000 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 326,779
78 1023,810 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 326,425
78 1047,619 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 325,361
78 1071,429 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 323,589
78 1095,238 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 321,108
78 1119,048 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 317,918
78 1142,857 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 314,019
78 1166,667 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 309,411
78 1190,476 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 304,094
78 1214,286 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 298,068
78 1238,095 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 291,334
78 1261,905 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 283,890
78 1285,714 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 275,738
78 1309,524 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 266,876
78 1333,333 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 257,306
78 1357,143 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 247,027
78 1380,952 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 236,038
78 1404,762 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 224,341
78 1428,571 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 211,935
Page 29 of 44

78 1452,381 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 198,821
78 1476,190 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 184,997
78 1500,000 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 170,464
78 1523,810 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 155,222
78 1547,619 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 139,272
78 1571,429 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 122,613
78 1595,238 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 105,244
78 1619,048 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 87,167
78 1642,857 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 68,381
78 1666,667 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 48,886
78 1690,476 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 28,682
78 1714,286 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 7,769
78 1738,095 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -13,853
78 1761,905 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -36,184
78 1785,714 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -59,223
78 1809,524 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -82,972
78 1833,333 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -107,429
78 1857,143 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -132,596
78 1880,952 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -158,471
78 1904,762 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -185,055
78 1928,571 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -212,348
78 1952,381 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -240,350
78 1976,190 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -269,061
78 2000,000 DEAD 4,547E-13 -39,063 -298,481
81 0,000 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -297,988
81 23,810 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -268,568
81 47,619 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -239,857
81 71,429 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -211,855
81 95,238 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -184,562
81 119,048 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -157,977
81 142,857 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -132,102
81 166,667 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -106,936
81 190,476 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -82,478
81 214,286 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -58,730
81 238,095 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -35,690
81 261,905 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -13,359
81 285,714 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 8,262
81 309,524 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 29,175
81 333,333 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 49,379
81 357,143 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 68,874
81 380,952 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 87,661
81 404,762 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 105,738
81 428,571 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 123,106
81 452,381 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 139,766
81 476,190 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 155,716
81 500,000 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 170,958
81 523,810 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 185,490
81 547,619 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 199,314
81 571,429 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 212,429
81 595,238 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 224,835
81 619,048 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 236,532
81 642,857 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 247,520
81 666,667 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 257,799
81 690,476 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 267,370
81 714,286 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 276,231
81 738,095 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 284,384
81 761,905 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 291,827
81 785,714 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 298,562
81 809,524 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 304,588
Page 30 of 44

81 833,333 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 309,905
81 857,143 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 314,512
81 880,952 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 318,411
81 904,762 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 321,602
81 928,571 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 324,083
81 952,381 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 325,855
81 976,190 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 326,918
81 1000,000 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 327,273
81 1023,810 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 326,918
81 1047,619 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 325,855
81 1071,429 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 324,083
81 1095,238 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 321,602
81 1119,048 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 318,411
81 1142,857 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 314,512
81 1166,667 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 309,905
81 1190,476 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 304,588
81 1214,286 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 298,562
81 1238,095 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 291,827
81 1261,905 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 284,384
81 1285,714 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 276,231
81 1309,524 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 267,370
81 1333,333 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 257,799
81 1357,143 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 247,520
81 1380,952 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 236,532
81 1404,762 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 224,835
81 1428,571 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 212,429
81 1452,381 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 199,314
81 1476,190 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 185,490
81 1500,000 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 170,958
81 1523,810 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 155,716
81 1547,619 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 139,766
81 1571,429 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 123,106
81 1595,238 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 105,738
81 1619,048 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 87,661
81 1642,857 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 68,874
81 1666,667 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 49,379
81 1690,476 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 29,175
81 1714,286 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 8,262
81 1738,095 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -13,359
81 1761,905 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -35,690
81 1785,714 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -58,730
81 1809,524 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -82,478
81 1833,333 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -106,936
81 1857,143 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -132,102
81 1880,952 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -157,977
81 1904,762 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -184,562
81 1928,571 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -211,855
81 1952,381 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -239,857
81 1976,190 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -268,568
81 2000,000 DEAD -1,208E-12 39,035 -297,988
101 0,000 DEAD -1,972E-13 1,719E-13 -211,496
101 555,903 DEAD -1,972E-13 1,011E-13 60,831
101 1111,805 DEAD -1,972E-13 3,036E-14 84,057
109 0,000 DEAD -9,070E-13 3,064E-12 -395,517
109 833,208 DEAD -9,070E-13 2,214E-12 210,159
109 1666,417 DEAD -9,070E-13 1,363E-12 69,108
110 0,000 DEAD 197,759 46,099 -171,562
110 22,727 DEAD 197,759 43,648 -150,709
110 45,455 DEAD 197,759 41,198 -130,502
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110 68,182 DEAD 197,759 38,748 -110,941
110 90,909 DEAD 197,759 36,298 -92,026
110 113,636 DEAD 197,759 33,847 -73,756
110 136,364 DEAD 197,759 31,397 -56,133
110 159,091 DEAD 197,759 28,947 -39,156
110 181,818 DEAD 197,759 26,496 -22,824
110 204,545 DEAD 197,759 24,046 -7,138
110 227,273 DEAD 197,759 21,596 7,901
110 250,000 DEAD 197,759 19,145 22,295
110 250,000 DEAD -197,759 19,145 22,295
110 272,727 DEAD -197,759 21,596 7,901
110 295,455 DEAD -197,759 24,046 -7,138
110 318,182 DEAD -197,759 26,496 -22,824
110 340,909 DEAD -197,759 28,947 -39,156
110 363,636 DEAD -197,759 31,397 -56,133
110 386,364 DEAD -197,759 33,847 -73,756
110 409,091 DEAD -197,759 36,298 -92,026
110 431,818 DEAD -197,759 38,748 -110,941
110 454,545 DEAD -197,759 41,198 -130,502
110 477,273 DEAD -197,759 43,648 -150,709
110 500,000 DEAD -197,759 46,099 -171,562
111 0,000 DEAD -105,748 -3,216 -187,769
111 22,727 DEAD -105,748 -8,641 -161,966
111 45,455 DEAD -105,748 -14,066 -136,810
111 68,182 DEAD -105,748 -19,491 -112,299
111 90,909 DEAD -105,748 -24,916 -88,434
111 113,636 DEAD -105,748 -30,341 -65,216
111 136,364 DEAD -105,748 -35,766 -42,643
111 159,091 DEAD -105,748 -41,191 -20,716
111 181,818 DEAD -105,748 -46,615 0,565
111 204,545 DEAD -105,748 -52,040 21,200
111 227,273 DEAD -105,748 -57,465 41,189
111 250,000 DEAD -105,748 -62,890 60,532
111 250,000 DEAD 105,748 -62,890 60,532
111 272,727 DEAD 105,748 -57,465 41,189
111 295,455 DEAD 105,748 -52,040 21,200
111 318,182 DEAD 105,748 -46,615 0,565
111 340,909 DEAD 105,748 -41,191 -20,716
111 363,636 DEAD 105,748 -35,766 -42,643
111 386,364 DEAD 105,748 -30,341 -65,216
111 409,091 DEAD 105,748 -24,916 -88,434
111 431,818 DEAD 105,748 -19,491 -112,299
111 454,545 DEAD 105,748 -14,066 -136,810
111 477,273 DEAD 105,748 -8,641 -161,966
111 500,000 DEAD 105,748 -3,216 -187,769
112 0,000 DEAD -6,717E-15 0,000 0,000
112 1772,005 DEAD -6,717E-15 -105,488 -338,859
112 1772,005 DEAD -37,476 -94,466 -40,378
112 2658,007 DEAD -37,476 -147,210 158,303
112 4430,011 DEAD -37,476 -252,699 -275,308
112 4430,011 DEAD -10,723 -150,340 -87,539
112 5316,014 DEAD -10,723 8,402 9,148
115 0,000 DEAD 10,723 8,402 9,148
115 886,002 DEAD 10,723 -150,340 -87,539
115 886,002 DEAD 37,476 -252,699 -275,308
115 2658,007 DEAD 37,476 -147,210 158,303
115 3544,009 DEAD 37,476 -94,466 -40,378
115 3544,009 DEAD 2,348E-14 -105,488 -338,859
115 5316,014 DEAD 2,348E-14 -3,837E-13 1,137E-13
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10. Material take-off 21 marzo 2016

116 0,000 DEAD -25,873 198,243 15,365
116 886,002 DEAD -25,873 49,977 -99,972
116 886,002 DEAD -37,449 252,707 -271,535
116 2658,007 DEAD -37,449 147,218 158,674
116 3544,009 DEAD -37,449 94,474 -41,708
116 3544,009 DEAD -2,043E-14 105,488 -339,695
116 5316,014 DEAD -2,043E-14 -7,105E-14 2,274E-13
117 0,000 DEAD -2,978E-15 3,466E-13 10,069
117 537,500 DEAD -2,978E-15 4,107E-14 2663,076
117 716,667 DEAD -2,978E-15 -6,075E-14 3377,193
117 716,667 DEAD -6,823E-14 -7,169E-15 3461,249
117 1075,000 DEAD -6,823E-14 -5,798E-13 4735,721
117 1612,500 DEAD -6,823E-14 -1,439E-12 6009,106
117 2150,000 DEAD -6,823E-14 -2,298E-12 6516,506
117 2687,500 DEAD -6,823E-14 -3,157E-12 6257,919
117 2866,667 DEAD -6,823E-14 -3,443E-12 6001,504
117 2866,667 DEAD 1,686E-14 -1,808E-12 5932,396
117 3225,000 DEAD 1,686E-14 -2,015E-12 4861,211
117 3762,500 DEAD 1,686E-14 -2,325E-12 2616,110
117 4300,000 DEAD 1,686E-14 -2,635E-12 -394,976
119 0,000 DEAD 3,553E-15 1,137E-13 2,842E-14
119 1772,005 DEAD 3,553E-15 105,488 -339,695
119 1772,005 DEAD 37,449 94,474 -41,708
119 2658,007 DEAD 37,449 147,218 158,674
119 4430,011 DEAD 37,449 252,707 -271,535
119 4430,011 DEAD 25,873 49,977 -99,972
119 5316,014 DEAD 25,873 198,243 15,365
10. Material take-off

This section provides a material take-off.
Table 21: Material List 2 - By Section Property

Table 21: Material List 2 - By Section Property
Section ObjectType NumPieces TotalLength TotalWeight
in Kip
S12X31.8 Frame 1 4300,000 11,401
PX4 Frame 10 29042,276 36,318
11. Design preferences

This section provides the design preferences for each type of design, which typically include material reduction
factors, framing type, stress ratio limit, deflection limits, and other code specific items.
11.1. Aluminum design
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11. Design preferences 21 marzo 2016
Table 22: Preferences - Aluminum Design - AA-ASD 2000

Table 22: Preferences - Aluminum Design - AA-ASD 2000
FrameType SRatioLimit LatFact UseLatFact
Moment Frame 1,000000 1,333333 No
11.2. Cold formed design
Table 23: Preferences - Cold Formed Design - AISI-ASD96

Table 23: Preferences - Cold Formed Design - AISI-ASD96
FrameType SRatioLim OmegaBS OmegaBU OmegaBL OmegaVS OmegaVN OmegaT OmegaC
it S TB S
Braced Frame 1,000000 1,670000 1,670000 1,670000 1,670000 1,500000 1,670000 1,800000
3.- CONCLUSIONES
LA ESTRUCTURA EVALUADA QUE SERA SOMETIDA A CARGAS DE 5 TON
LAS COLUMNAS DE LA ESTRUCTURA

TUBERIA DE 4” SCH40 ASTM A-53
LA VIGA ESTA CONSIDERADA

VIGA "I" 12"x31.8Lib/pie REFORZADA CON CARTELAS DE ½”
LUEGO DE VERIFICAR LOS ESFUERZOS EN LOS ELEMENTOS, COMPROBAMOS QUE LOS ELEMENTOS
CUMPLEN ADECUADAMENTE LOS ESFUERZOS ADMISIBLES
RESUMEN
El objetivo del presente proyecto es el diseño de una grúa destinada al manipuleo principalmente de
materia prima en un taller metalúrgico o similar. Tiene como característica principal una altura útil de 5m y una
longitud de 4.30 m, su carga máxima es de 5 toneladas.
Como se trata de una máquina hecha a medida, de la que solamente se fabricará una unidad, el
objetivo del proyecto será satisfacer las especificaciones concretas del caballete tipo pórtico, cumpliendo todos
los requisitos mecánicos y en cuanto a seguridad, sin olvidar la sencillez y funcionalidad de manera que no se
encarezca el proyecto inútilmente.
La metodología utilizada para el dimensionamiento de la grúa distingue dos partes. Por un lado el
dimensionamiento y cálculo de la estructura de la caballete tipo pórtico con todas las hipótesis de carga
necesarias y los coeficientes de seguridad que indica la normativa. Por otro lado el diseño de todos los
accionamientos y elementos que permiten al caballete tipo pórtico darle la función de aparato de elevación.
Si bien se han explicado y justificado prácticamente todos los elementos del caballete tipo pórtico, se ha
puesto especial hincapié en el diseño de los elementos que forman parte del mecanismo de elevación de la
carga además de varios de los accionamientos principales.
Con el fin de realizar un diseño correcto se han utilizado distintas herramientas CAD para
dimensionar el caballete tipo pórtico y sus elementos.
El resultado del proyecto es un caballete tipo pórtico, comparable en prestaciones a las fabricadas por
las principales empresas del sector y que cumple las especificaciones que se habían planteado desde un
principio además de la normativa vigente.
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Stress Analysis Report
Analyzed File: Assembly4.iam
Autodesk Inventor Version: 2015 (Build 190159000, 159)
Creation Date: 21/03/2016, 17:38
Simulation Author: Andy Goicochea p.
Summary:
Project Info (iProperties)
Summary
Author erick
Project
Part Number Assembly4
Designer erick
Cost 0,00 €
Date Created 21/03/2016
Status
Design Status WorkInProgress
Physical
Mass 276,166 kg
Area 31855300 mm^2
Volume 124821000 mm^3
x=0,000318733 mm
Center of Gravity y=0,000104581 mm
z=3087,96 mm
Note: Physical values could be different from Physical values used by FEA reported below.
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Simulation:2
General objective and settings:
Design Objective Single Point
Simulation Type Static Analysis
Last Modification Date 21/03/2016, 17:36
Detect and Eliminate Rigid Body Modes No
Separate Stresses Across Contact Surfaces No
Motion Loads Analysis No
Mesh settings:
Avg. Element Size (fraction of model diameter) 0,1
Avg. Element Size in Shells 0,05
Min. Element Size (fraction of avg. size) 0,2
Grading Factor 1,5
Max. Turn Angle 60 deg
Create Curved Mesh Elements No
Use part based measure for Assembly mesh Yes
Material(s)
Name Stainless Steel
Mass Density 8 g/cm^3
General Yield Strength 250 MPa
Ultimate Tensile Strength 540 MPa
Young's Modulus 193 GPa
Stress Poisson's Ratio 0,3 ul
Shear Modulus 74,2308 GPa
PL 1-2 pulg x 280 mm x 280 mm

Part Name(s) PL 1-2 pulg x 280 mm x 280 mm
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tubos
tubos
ANSI_ASME B36.19M Pipe 4 - Schedule 40S - 33,604567
viga h
pl 3-8
pl 3-8
pl 3-8
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm_MIR
pl 3-8_MIR
pl 3-8_MIR
pl 3-8
pl 3-8_MIR1
pl 3-8_MIR1
pl 3-8_MIR2
pl 3-8_MIR2
pl 3-8_MIR2
pl 3-8_MIR_MIR
pl 3-8_MIR_MIR
pl 3-8_MIR2
pl 3-8_MIR1_MIR
pl 3-8_MIR1_MIR
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Operating conditions
Contacts (Bonded)
Name Part Name(s)
[E-E]: Connector:1 Midsurface:3
soportes:1/PL 1-2 pulg x 180 mm x 260 mm:1

[F-E]: Bonded:7
tubos:1

[F-E]: Bonded:9
tubos:1

[F-E]: Bonded:12
tubos:1

[F-E]: Bonded:14
tubos:1

[F-E]: Bonded:15
tubos:2

[F-E]: Bonded:16
tubos:2

[F-E]: Bonded:17
tubos:2

[F-E]: Bonded:18
tubos:2
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:11

[F-E]: Bonded:23
ANSI_ASME B36.19M Pipe 4 - Schedule 40S - 86,350472:1
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:12

[F-E]: Bonded:24
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:13

[F-E]: Bonded:35
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:14

[F-E]: Bonded:36
[F-F]: Bonded:1 PL 1-2 pulg x 280 mm x 280 mm:1
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tubos:2
PL 1-2 pulg x 280 mm x 280 mm:2

[F-F]: Bonded:2
tubos:2
PL 1-2 pulg x 280 mm x 280 mm:3

[F-F]: Bonded:3
tubos:1
PL 1-2 pulg x 280 mm x 280 mm:4

[F-F]: Bonded:4
tubos:1

[F-F]: Bonded:5

[F-F]: Bonded:6
PL 1-2 pulg x 360 mm x 262 mm:1

[F-F]: Bonded:8
PL 1-2 pulg x 360 mm x 262 mm:1

[F-F]: Bonded:10

[F-F]: Bonded:11
PL 1-2 pulg x 360 mm x 262 mm:2

[F-F]: Bonded:13
PL 1-2 pulg x 360 mm x 262 mm:2
tubos:1
[F-F]: Bonded:19
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:1
tubos:1
[F-F]: Bonded:20
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:2
tubos:2
[F-F]: Bonded:21
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:7
tubos:2
[F-F]: Bonded:22
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:8
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:1

[F-F]: Bonded:25
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:9
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:2

[F-F]: Bonded:26
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:10
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:3

[F-F]: Bonded:27
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:11
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:4

[F-F]: Bonded:28
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:12
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PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:5

[F-F]: Bonded:29
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:13
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:6

[F-F]: Bonded:30
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:14
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:7

[F-F]: Bonded:31
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:15
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:8

[F-F]: Bonded:32
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:16
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:9

[F-F]: Bonded:33
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:10

[F-F]: Bonded:34
viga h:1
[F-F]: Bonded:37
pl 3-8:1
viga h:1
[F-F]: Bonded:38
pl 3-8:2
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:15

[F-F]: Bonded:39
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:16

[F-F]: Bonded:40

[F-F]: Bonded:41
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:19

[F-F]: Bonded:42
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm_MIR:1
viga h:1
[F-F]: Bonded:43
pl 3-8:3
viga h:1
[F-F]: Bonded:44
pl 3-8_MIR:1
viga h:1
[F-F]: Bonded:45
pl 3-8_MIR:2
viga h:1
[F-F]: Bonded:46
pl 3-8:4
viga h:1
[F-F]: Bonded:47
pl 3-8_MIR1:1
[F-F]: Bonded:48 viga h:1
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pl 3-8_MIR1:2
viga h:1
[F-F]: Bonded:49
pl 3-8_MIR2:1
viga h:1
[F-F]: Bonded:50
pl 3-8_MIR2:2
viga h:1
[F-F]: Bonded:51
pl 3-8_MIR2:3
viga h:1
[F-F]: Bonded:52
pl 3-8_MIR_MIR:1
viga h:1
[F-F]: Bonded:53
pl 3-8_MIR_MIR:2
viga h:1
[F-F]: Bonded:54
pl 3-8_MIR2:4
viga h:1
[F-F]: Bonded:55
pl 3-8_MIR1_MIR:1
viga h:1
[F-F]: Bonded:56
pl 3-8_MIR1_MIR:2
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:19

[F-F]: Bonded:125
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:20
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:21

[F-F]: Bonded:128
PL 1-2 pulg x 200 mm x 200 mm:22

[F-F]: Bonded:129
Contacts (Sliding / No Separation)

Name Part Name(s)

[F-F]: Sliding / No Separation:1
Shells
Name Shell Type Shell Thickness
Midsurface:1 Midsurfaces 6,0198 mm
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Results
Reaction Force and Moment on Constraints

Reaction Force Reaction Moment
Constraint Name
Magnitude Component (X,Y,Z) Magnitude Component (X,Y,Z)
Result Summary
Name Minimum Maximum
Volume 0 mm^3
Mass 0 kg
Displacement 0 mm 0 mm
Von Mises Stress 0 MPa 0 MPa
Rotation 0 deg 0 deg
1st Principal Stress 0 MPa 0 MPa
3rd Principal Stress 0 MPa 0 MPa
Safety Factor 15 ul 15 ul
Figures
Displacement
Von Mises Stress
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Rotation
1st Principal Stress
3rd Principal Stress
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Safety Factor
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CÁLCULO DE CABALLETE PORTICO

SAP2000 Analysis Report

Model Name: cálculo de caballete portico.sdb

1.- DESCRIPCION GENERAL

Viga: VIGA "I" 12"x31.8lib/pie

Accesorios: escalera de gato para mantenimiento

Luz máxima: 4.3 m.

Ancho máximo: 3.m.

Translación lateral manual

2.- DESCRIPCIÓN DETALLADA DEL PRODUCTO

Mini móvil grúa pórtico

Mini móvil grúa pórtico

3.- Metodología empleada

FIG. : Esquema de dimensiones principales

Capacidad de carga: la capacidad de carga estimada para la descarga de materia

7.1 Estructura del caballete modelo pórtico

A los efectos del cálculo se usa el método de superposición, es decir, se calculan

a) Esfuerzos debido al peso propio.

Entonces para el cálculo tomamos el esquema de una viga simplemente apoyada:

b) Esfuerzos debido a la carga móvil.

2.- VERIFICACION DE ELEMENTOS

Table 19: Joint Reactions ............................................................................................................................................ 24

Figure 1: Finite element model

1.1. Joint coordinates

Table 1: Joint Coordinates

Table 1: Joint Coordinates

1.2. Joint restraints

Table 2: Joint Restraint Assignments

1 Yes Yes Yes No No No

1.3. Element connectivity

Table 3: Connectivity - Frame

Table 4: Frame Section Assignments

78 PX4 PX4 A53GrB

Table 4: Frame Section Assignments

116 PX4 PX4 A53GrB

Table 5: Material Properties 02 - Basic Mechanical Properties

Table 6: Material Properties 03a - Steel Data

Table 7: Material Properties 03b - Concrete Data

Table 8: Frame Section Properties 01 - General, Part 1 of 4

Table 8: Frame Section Properties 01 - General, Part 2 of 4

Table 8: Frame Section Properties 01 - General, Part 3 of 4

Table 8: Frame Section Properties 01 - General, Part 4 of 4

PX4 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000

Table 9: Frame Property Modifiers, Part 1 of 2

78 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000 1,000000

Table 9: Frame Property Modifiers, Part 2 of 2

Table 9: Frame Property Modifiers, Part 2

117 0,800000 0,800000

Table 10: Load Pattern Definitions

DEAD DEAD 1,000000

Table 11: Load Case Definitions

DEAD LinStatic Zero Prog Det Non-

5.2. Static case load assignments

Table 12: Case - Static 1 - Load Assignments

DEAD Load pattern DEAD 1,000000

5.3. Response spectrum case load assignments

Table 13: Function - Response Spectrum - User

Table 14: Combination Definitions

DSTL1 Linear Add DEAD 1,400000

Figure 2: Deformed shape

7.1. Mass summary