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    The document provides tables and information about the material properties, dimensions, and load capacities of scaffolding components. Table 1 lists the properties of steel tubes used in scaffolding construction including their outside diameter, wall thickness, yield strength, weight, and other mechanical properties. Table 2 gives the dimensions and bending strength of metal planks used. Table 3 provides the safe working loads and self-weights of common scaffolding fittings. Finally, Table 4 evaluates the permissible axial loads of the steel tubes based on their effective length and slenderness ratio.

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    The document provides tables and information about the material properties, dimensions, and load capacities of scaffolding components. Table 1 lists the properties of steel tubes used in scaffolding construction including their outside diameter, wall thickness, yield strength, weight, and other mechanical properties. Table 2 gives the dimensions and bending strength of metal planks used. Table 3 provides the safe working loads and self-weights of common scaffolding fittings. Finally, Table 4 evaluates the permissible axial loads of the steel tubes based on their effective length and slenderness ratio.

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    The document provides tables and information about the material properties, dimensions, and load capacities of scaffolding components. Table 1 lists the properties of steel tubes used in scaffolding construction including their outside diameter, wall thickness, yield strength, weight, and other mechanical properties. Table 2 gives the dimensions and bending strength of metal planks used. Table 3 provides the safe working loads and self-weights of common scaffolding fittings. Finally, Table 4 evaluates the permissible axial loads of the steel tubes based on their effective length and slenderness ratio.

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    1 Material Properties, Safe Working Load & Axial Load


    Below table sets out the tubes dimensions and properties of JIS G3444:2015

    Table-1 . Comparison Tubes Dimensions and Strength Properties

    Description JIS G-3444 : 2015 Unit


    48.6mm STK 500
    Outside diameter 48.60 mm
    Pipe thickness 2.40 mm
    Inside Diameter 43.80 mm
    Min. Yield Strength 355 N/mm2
    Pipe weight per m 2.74 kg/m
    Pipe cross sectional area 348.25 mm2
    Moment Inertia 93200.00 mm4
    Elastic Modulus 3835.00 mm3
    Elongation 15 %
    Modulus of Elasticity 210000 N/mm2
    Radius of gyration 16.50 mm

    Table-2. Metal Plank Dimensions and Strength Properties

    Metal Plank
    Description
    SS 280
    Width 250 mm
    Thickness 40 ± 3 mm
    Mass linier per meter 4 kg/m
    Mass per meter square 16 kg/m2
    Span 1.5
    Allowable Bending Moment
    0.5 kN.m

    Allowable bending moment result from laboratory test report average bending moment with value of 1.51 kN.m.
    Therefore, the Maximum bending moment = 1.51 kN.m / 3 (safety number) = 0.5 kN.m
    Table 3 – Fittings and Baseplates S.W.L and Self-weight

    Self-
    Type of Fittings Type of Load S.W.L Standards
    weight

    Right-angle coupler Slipping force 4.9 kN 0.007 kN JIS A8951


    Double Swivel coupler Slipping force 3.7 kN 0.007 kN JIS A8951
    Sleeve coupler Slipping force 5.5 kN 0.010 kN BS 1139-1.2
    Adjustable base plate Axial compression 30.0 kN 0.069 kN BS 1139-1.2
    Putlog coupler Slipping force 0.63 kN 0.006 kN BS 1139-1.2
    Girder coupler Slipping force 9.0 kN 0.011 kN JIS A8951
    Girder swivel coupler Slipping force 9.0 kN 0.011 kN JIS A8951

    Figure 2. Scaffolding Structural Components with mixing standards

    Table 4. Evaluation of permissible axial load for JIS G3444 STK 500 tubes

    Permissible axial Permissible axial


    compressive stress load
    Effective Length Slenderness
    N/mm2 kN
    mm Ratio
    250 15.2 176.2 61.3
    500 30.3 171.9 59.8
    750 45.5 162.6 56.5
    1000 60.6 144.7 50.3
    1250 75.8 118.4 41.2
    1500 90.9 92.0 32.0
    1750 106.1 71.3 24.8
    2000 121.2 56.1 19.5
    2250 136.4 45.1 15.6
    2500 151.5 37.0 12.8
    2750 166.7 30.8 10.7
    3000 181.8 26.0 9.0
    3250 197.0 22.3 7.7
    3500 212.1 19.2 6.6

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