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Abstract of RIIS Report ( SH-1957-2 )

National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, Japan

About the Buckling of Steel Pipe Scaffolds

SH-1957-2-1
Civil and Construction Section

: In building construction, steel pipes, on a large scale, have been used as the member of scaffolds. Therefor we experimented about the buckling of steel pipe scaffolds as large as full scale for the purpose of studying the limit boad, the standard construction, etc.
    As the buckling load of a post increases by the lateral support in its middle, to tie uprights of the scaffold to the structure in many point also produces the same effect.
    In this poiut of view, we studied the reation of the distance of the ties and the buckling load, and found the following formula.

    P = ( π2 E J ) / ( m2 L2 )

where P = buckling load
      E = young's modulus of steel pipe
      J = moment of inertia of steel pipe
      L = length of upright in the distance of ledgers
      m = experimentary constant in relation to distance of ties

Research of Ventilation in Plant (2nd report)

SH-1957-2-2
E.Akiyama, T.Kondo and S.Tonsho

: Continued from the last report, we studied the plant ventilation system. We measured the quantity of toxic gases produced at the welding work, to determine proper draft. We studied the ventilation in the small divided chamber, for example the double bottom of ship or the tank. For this purpose, we measured the efficiency of ventilation by using the model room, under the various conditions; position of manhole opening and hood, number of air change, exhaust and supply etc.

The Realities on the Strength of the Sling Chains used for Loading in the Ship

SH-1957-2-3
T.Ando, K.Ishibashi and T.Sato

: We measured tensile strength of the sling chains which used to loading in the ship, founding its faults which caused to the accident, studing its counter measures from the standpoint of safty.
    We compared with the strength of chain by the welding method, welding its position, heat treatment, composed material and results obtained as follows.
    Flash bat welding were the strongest in the welding methods and annealed chains were the best.

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