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	Pricing a piece of plate steel		2018-01-29
		From Simo: I have a piece of plate that is 2500mm x 8000mm x 20mm thick and costs $7693.00 what is the formula to work out what 1000mm x 1000mm is worth? Answered by Penny Nom.
	Reinforced steel mesh in a circular foundation		2015-08-22
		From Padmesh: in a circular foundation we are laying a reinforced steel mesh . i.e., like chords in both ways. the circle diameter is 2.91m and rods are placed 0.1m spacing. so I want to find the number of rods present in that circle. here by I am attaching an auto cad drawing for your reference Answered by Penny Nom.
	The weight of a steel block		2015-04-04
		From Mark: the weight of a steel cube 37 inches X 28 inches X 7 inches Answered by Penny Nom.
	The weight of a steel plate		2012-02-27
		From david: what is the weight of a steel plate that is 1/2" thick, 20" wide, and 45"long if the steel weigh .28 lb per cubic inch. Answered by Penny Nom.
	The weight of 36 inch steel pipe		2011-12-22
		From Keith: What is the weight of 36 inch steel pipe 3/4 wall per foot in lbs. Answered by Penny Nom.
	The linear thermal expansion of steel		2011-05-03
		From Scot: Several questions on your site deal with the linear thermal expansion of steel. Such as how much will a piece of steel grow in length if it is heated. My question is similar but I would like to know if there is a different calculation to determine how much the diameter of a round bar will grow when heated. Can you tell me how I can calculate how the diameter of .500" round steel will increase for every degree of temperature change? If a bar is raised from 60 degrees F to 120 degrees F how much will the diameter change? Answered by Robert Dawson.
	The thermal expansion of steel		2010-12-20
		From roger: Knowing that the coefficient of thermal expansion of steel is 6.5E-06 in/in/deg F. How do you calculate the loads applied as a result of the expansion? Answered by Robert Dawson.
	Thermal expansion of a steel beam		2010-06-25
		From chris: If a 50 ft steel beam can expand up to 4inches when heated to 1000f How much will a 162 ft and six inches steel beam expand under the same conditions? Answered by Robert Dawson.
	Coefficient thermal expansion of steel		2009-06-29
		From roshni: Coefficient thermal expansion of steel is 0.00000645/in/in/deg F if F was C(celcius) then what is the answer Answered by Robert Dawson.
	The weight of a bar of steel		2008-04-22
		From Himmler: if a steel weighs 0.30 pounds per cubic inch, then the weight of a 2 inch square steel bar 90 inches long is------------pounds. Answered by Penny Nom.
	I know it's heavy, but how heavy, per linear foot?		2007-11-19
		From Gary: I am trying to find out the weight of a linear foot of a steel bar with the following measurements. Thickness - 1.125" Length - 120" Height - 18" Density of carbon steel - .2837 I know it's heavy, but how heavy, per linear foot? Answered by Stephen La Rocque.
	How many 1 square 3/8 thick pieces of steel can you get from one cubic foot of steel?		2006-10-12
		From Jana: How many 1 square 3/8 thick pieces of steel can you get from one cubic foot of steel? Answered by Stephen La Rocque.
	The coefficient of thermal expansion for steel		2005-10-14
		From Jim: Is the following statement true? “The coefficient of thermal expansion for steel is 0.00000645in/in/deg. Doesn't sound like much but when you run out the numbers it comes to .405504 ft/mile/deg. Still doesn't sound like much, only about 5". Then multiply by 40 degrees and you get a piece of rail that has grown by 16.22 feet in that one mile. It's not at all unusual for the rail temp to go from say, 40 deg to 80 deg on a spring or fall day. Remember that on a sunny day, the rail temp can be significantly higher than the air temp as well." I ran the math and came up with an answer closer to 16 inches, instead of 16 feet. Which is closer to being correct? Answered by Penny Nom.

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