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    This document discusses the boundary conditions and loading for a structural analysis of a girder. The girder has fixed ends with weak springs simulating support from end girders. It is loaded at 8978mm from one end to represent a car wheel location. The load combination used is 1.4 times the dead load plus 1.6 times the live load.

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    This document discusses the boundary conditions and loading for a structural analysis of a girder. The girder has fixed ends with weak springs simulating support from end girders. It is loaded at 8978mm from one end to represent a car wheel location. The load combination used is 1.4 times the dead load plus 1.6 times the live load.

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    Crane Girder

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    Pawan Shetty
    This document discusses the boundary conditions and loading for a structural analysis of a girder. The girder has fixed ends with weak springs simulating support from end girders. It is loaded at 8978mm from one end to represent a car wheel location. The load combination used is 1.4 times the dead load plus 1.6 times the live load.

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    f) Boundary conditions
    Both the ends of the girder are fixed end with weak springs, simulating the end girders support

    g) Loading Type and distance


    Girder is loaded at a distance of 8978 from an end for the carb wheel location
    Load combination – 1.4 DL + 1.6 LL
    (Where, DL- Dead Load, LL – Live Load )

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