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you have 3 ton load. means it is critical load for your tripod.
now you have to design legs of tripod, so calculate load on each leg.
tha load will equally distribute on the tripod. so 1000 kg on each.
firstly you have to take angle of each leg to the ground ..let's consider it's 75 degree.
and load in Newton it's 1000 X 9.8 = 9800.
now take eulers formula Pcritical= Pie2 E I/L2
E = 70000 mpa, I= moment of inertia, L-Length
from that u will get moment of inertia and u should no from moment of inertia u can calculate internal and external dia of leg..assume height and length of pipe.
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