Load Calculation for Hollow Pipe (OD-320mm,ID-310mm,Height-600mm,MS)

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The discussion focuses on determining the load capacity of a hollow mild steel pipe with specific dimensions: an outer diameter of 320 mm, an inner diameter of 310 mm, and a height of 600 mm. Participants seek clarification on the type of load and its application to the pipe, indicating that additional context is necessary for accurate calculations. Questions about the user's background in mechanical engineering and project construction suggest that expertise level may influence the assistance provided. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding the load type to provide a precise answer. Overall, the thread highlights the need for more detailed information to assess the pipe's load-bearing capabilities effectively.
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Can you please help me out to find out the load that a Hollow pipe can withstand.
OD-320mm
ID-310 mm
Height-600 mm
Material -Mild Steel
How much load can it withstand? Your help will be appreciated.
 
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Your question is somewhat vague.

What kind of load? How is it applied to the pipe?
 
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James1907 said:
Can you please help me out to find out the load that a Hollow pipe can withstand.
OD-320mm
ID-310 mm
Height-600 mm
Material -Mild Steel
How much load can it withstand? Your help will be appreciated.

James1907 said:
I hope this Drawing will help you understand more.

Welcome to the PF.

What is the application? What is your level of education and experience in mechanical engineering type subjects and project construction?
 
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