B BelgiqueB Member Messages 203 Location Belgium Sunday at 10:56 AM #21 Sorry for the lack of info, it's indeed a 48" diameter steel pile and the confusing measurement is indeed for the wall thickness of that steel pile. 2" wall thickness is common in these size piles, just can't make sense of the " and ' :-).
Sorry for the lack of info, it's indeed a 48" diameter steel pile and the confusing measurement is indeed for the wall thickness of that steel pile. 2" wall thickness is common in these size piles, just can't make sense of the " and ' :-).
D DaveB Member Messages 305 Sunday at 10:59 AM #22 Lots of imperial drawings of things with a uniform cross-section use a size and a weight per foot, just like modern structure section specs. May be the second number is a weight ? Seeing more of the drawing would help give context.
Lots of imperial drawings of things with a uniform cross-section use a size and a weight per foot, just like modern structure section specs. May be the second number is a weight ? Seeing more of the drawing would help give context.
D DaveB Member Messages 305 Sunday at 11:02 AM #23 a 48 inch pipe with a 2 inch wall weights about 940 lbs per foot.....
Erie Fred Member Messages 5,212 Location Erie, Pa USofA Sunday at 1:40 PM #24 BelgiqueB said: Sorry for the lack of info, it's indeed a 48" diameter steel pile and the confusing measurement is indeed for the wall thickness of that steel pile. 2" wall thickness is common in these size piles, just can't make sense of the " and ' :-). Click to expand... Could the 4 be the tolerance on the wall thickness of 2" As in +/- .4" Or 4%
BelgiqueB said: Sorry for the lack of info, it's indeed a 48" diameter steel pile and the confusing measurement is indeed for the wall thickness of that steel pile. 2" wall thickness is common in these size piles, just can't make sense of the " and ' :-). Click to expand... Could the 4 be the tolerance on the wall thickness of 2" As in +/- .4" Or 4%
Misterg Member Messages 1,203 Location North Wales Sunday at 2:27 PM #25 BelgiqueB said: 2" wall thickness is common in these size piles, just can't make sense of the " and ' Click to expand... I think that what looks like a ‘ is actually the 1 of 1/4, so 2 1/4” i.e. 2.25 inches. Makes sense in the context.
BelgiqueB said: 2" wall thickness is common in these size piles, just can't make sense of the " and ' Click to expand... I think that what looks like a ‘ is actually the 1 of 1/4, so 2 1/4” i.e. 2.25 inches. Makes sense in the context.
