very specialized design work, and the intricacies can probably only be
understood through several years of experience under a designer who
works with that type of structure. A single child killed on a roller
coaster will make national, if not international, news. I would
recommend either bringing in an experienced engineer, or declining the job.
Jordan
JC Wish L wrote:
> Thanks Gerard,
>
> I am designing the support structure (I mean frame supporting the
> rooler coaster).
> I need to know its loading behaviour, and how to get the value of
> those loads.
> Any idea or refferences? TIA
>
> Best Regards
> Junata
>
>
>
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