Testing loading capacity of Truss

[@filip1727]

It looks like there are three 4 metre trusses (with 1 m outside at each side to achive 10m). Would the result be the same if six 2 metre trusses where used instead? or twelve 1 metre trusses?

[@kronk358]

410kg is 903Lb. 10 meters is 32 feet - though the end were hanging over so maybe 27 feet or so.

[@redwarf8118]

Can you read the description?! It says support points are EXACTLY at 10 meters.

[@mikepoulin3020]

This is oddly satisfying....

[@scottmorris05]

Does the Hoist have an internal load cell?

[@engineer850]

what is the braking load and the length off truss

[@ProlyteLeek]

Hi Mohammed, for this test a 10 m. Span of Prolyte X30V truss was used, with the support points at exactly 10m. The allowable CPL for this type of truss, with this span is 410kg. The truss failed at 3,4 times it’s CPL. More technical details can be found here: www.prolyte.com/en/news/general-news-2016/prolyte-campus-on-truss-loading

[@engineer850]

thank you

[@Aaron_Barrett]

1200 kg?

[@redwarf8118]

Simple Math 410kg * 3,4 = 1394kg

[@juanfernandes82]

E qual é o resultado do teste? quantos quilos de resistencia? Etc?

[@ProlyteLeek]

Você pode ler todos os detalhes técnicos neste artigo :) www.prolyte.com/en/news/general-news-2016/prolyte-campus-on-truss-loading

[@PeX218]

@@ProlyteLeekThank you.

[@ladjkaoz]

Wow not bad...