2024年12月18日 · The SkyCiv I beam load capacity calculator is a free tool to help structural engineers calculate the capacity (or strength) of an I beam, as defined by the AISC 360 Steel Design Standard. In designing a steel I beam member, determining how much strength or capacity it has is an important step.

2024年1月18日 · This beam load calculator will help you determine the reactions at the supports of a simply-supported beam due to vertical point loads or forces. In this calculator, we will explore the following: What support reaction is; How to calculate support reactions in a beam; Sample calculation of how to find support reactions; and

Here’s a detailed explanation on how to use the I-Beam Load Capacity Calculator: Width of the Flange (b): Enter the width of the flange in millimeters (e.g., 200 mm). Thickness of the Flange (tf): Enter the thickness of the flange in millimeters (e.g., 15 mm). Depth of the Beam (h): Enter the depth of the beam in millimeters (e.g., 300 mm).

2024年4月18日 · An I-Beam Calculator is a practical tool used by engineers and construction professionals to estimate the maximum allowable load that an I-beam can support. This is essential for ensuring that structures are safe and capable of handling the intended loads with adequate safety margins.

2023年12月6日 · A “Steel I-Beam Load Capacity Calculator” is a tool used to estimate the maximum load-carrying capacity of a steel I-beam based on its span length and section properties. It calculates the total load capacity to assess whether the I-beam is suitable for a specific application.

Here’s a detailed explanation on how to use the I-Beam Load Capacity Calculator: Width of the Flange (b): Enter the width of the flange in millimeters (e.g., 200 mm). Thickness of the Flange (tf): Enter the thickness of the flange in millimeters (e.g., 15 mm). Depth of the Beam (h): Enter the depth of the beam in millimeters (e.g., 300 mm).

Welcome to Beam Calculator, our free version of the SkyCiv Beam Analysis Software! Our calculator generates the reactions, shear force diagrams (SFD), bending moment diagrams (BMD), deflection, and stress of a cantilever beam or simply supported beam.