Internal centering and mounting system for pipes

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Calculating internal forces in an arm-system for pipe mounting requires a clear understanding of the current calculations and conceptualization. Participants in the discussion emphasize the importance of sharing initial work to receive constructive feedback. Specific challenges in the calculations should be articulated for targeted assistance. Engaging with the community can help identify errors or gaps in understanding. Providing detailed information will facilitate more effective support.
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Hi.

Can anybody help me out with som calculations of internal forces in an arm-system?
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Welcome to PF, generally it is asked that you show where you currently sit with your calculations/conceptualization and the folks here will show you either where you went wrong, or where you need to go.

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