Hi,
I’m sure this is written somewehre, but I just can’t find it…
What is the external diameter of the tower poles? This is quite urgent…
Thanks in advance,
Noam
MisCar 1574
Hi,
I’m sure this is written somewehre, but I just can’t find it…
What is the external diameter of the tower poles? This is quite urgent…
Thanks in advance,
Noam
MisCar 1574
1.5" Outer Diameter.
-Clinton-
No! This is a mistake that we made early on during the build season. (Source: GE-10029_rebB.pdf (Page 3 center diagram))
Jacob
Are you sure it’s 1.5?? How can I understand that from the diagram?
Thanks for all the replies :),
Noam
MisCar 1574
Oh, by the way, I was refering to the vertical pole and not the horizontal one so it would not be in the center diagram - it would be in the upper diagram, but I can’t find it.
Thanks again!
It’s all the same stuff. It’s all 1.5" diameter steel pipe. Please note that it’s a not terribly standard wall thickness that’s moderately thin. Be cautious of any point loading you’re putting on it, as you may damage it.
That statement in itself is mis-leading. There is no such thing as **PIPE **that has an actual outside diameter of 1.5"
PIPE sizes are defined in a PIPE schedule based on the Inside diameter (nominally) and what is called 1-1/2" pipe has an OD of 1.9" (this is what is referenced in the manual under tower construction)
I will check the drawings, it is possible that the tower is constructed from 1.5" TUBE which is actual outside diameter.
I just confirmed with the field drawings
The top & sides of the tower are constructed from 1.5" CRS (cold rolled steel) DOM (drawn over mandrel) TUBE
ie the actual outside diameter is 1.500" (inches)