CALCULATE LOAD WEIGHT GIVEN WEIGHT PER UNIT LENGTH

c$.$ Locate the weight per unit length column and determine the unit of measurement.

Unit of Measurement for Weight $=q,$ You should have determined the weight to be specified in units of $k\frac{g}{m}.$

D$.$ Determine the weight of one meter of the specified channel.

Kilograms per Meter $=q,(kg)$

From the table you should have determined the weight for one meter of the channel to be $13\mathrm{.}70kg.$

E$.$ Multiply the weight for one meter of the channel by the total length of the channel.

Weight $of$ Channel $=$ Channel Length $(m)$

Weight per Meter $(k\frac{g}{m})$

$=1\mathrm{.}25m13\mathrm{.}7k\frac{g}{m}$

$=17\mathrm{.}125kg$

Determine the weight of the angle stock shown in figure $1-7.$

Weight of Angle $=q,($kg$)$

Figure $1-7.$ Angle Stock and Specification