STRUCTURAL CONDITIONS

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STRUCTURAL CONDITIONS UFUK UĞURLAR STRUCTURAL CONDITIONS

Honda Bora Plaza Tension Bending Vertical Elements: Wall, Column Horizontal Elements: Beam, Slab

Taurus Avm Compression Shear Condition Horizontal Element: Slab Vertical Elements: Column Compression Shear Condition

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Gordion Avm Inside Live & Dead Load Load of tables, chairs, etc. and slab load are live load on the columns. Columns load are dead load. Load of tables, cahirs, etc. are live load, but slab load is dead load.

Columns have structural conditions compression, tension, bending, buckling. Beams have structural conditions like compression, tension, bending, shear.