Verification of scaffolding structures. Limit states principles
Scaffolding - Calculations
Article REF: C127 V1
Verification of scaffolding structures. Limit states principles
Scaffolding - Calculations

Authors : René SANDBERG, Bernard BEZIAT, Claude BONETAT, Patrick ROSSIGNOL

Publication date: May 10, 2007 | Lire en français

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2. Verification of scaffolding structures. Limit states principles

Scaffolding is a very special type of metal framework, mainly made of metal tubes (most of them round), joined together by fittings or junctions with bridges welded to the tubes (modular systems) or welded together (framed systems).

They must be designed to meet safety requirements with regard to stability and suitability for use under the most unfavorable load combinations (cf. ) in all phases of assembly, use and dismantling.

They must be free from exaggerated deformation, buckling (local or global) and tilting.

Their overall stability must be assured, and they must not be liable to overturn or slip. The components of these structures, when reused, must remain in the elastic range.

The stresses originating from the structures and exerted on the foundations and on any constructions...

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