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| Eulers formel /mast kompression Is there any one who could help me with this Goran Gran Canaria/Swan 43 S&S owner |
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| Where do you want to start? Your first problem is in defining the mast compression loads. Usually defined by rig tension and angle, halyard tension, and a bit from spreader compression. Do you want to play it safe, and use rigging BS as the tension in the calcs, or do you want to use "sailing loads" and come out with a smaller spar section that may fail before the shrouds? Steve |
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__________________ Tom Speer |
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| The basic euler formular is also only good for straight masts. If you have a bent mast it's all a bit different. |
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| here is a document with a number of column formulae and examples. I hope it helps. Sorry, can't remember the source. |
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| Thank you for all your help! I hawe get to one conclusion and it is like this if I hawe a boat with a weight of 10 metric tons then my mast fot has to be constructed to carry loads twice that 20 metric tons.Could that a ruff calculation be in some way right. Goran |