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Stresses Found In Structural Members
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Forces Acting Simply Supported Beam 1.Bending
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Bending Support Wall Below Load Load Applied A A Beam will want to Bend
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Bending Support Wall Below Load A A We would prefer if it did this
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Tension Induced Support Wall Below Load A A
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Tension Induced Support Wall Below Load A A Tension If is does what we want
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Counteract Tension Support Wall Below Load A A Tension Reinforcement to counteract
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Counteract Tension Support Wall Below Load Reinforcement as low as possible Load Tension Effective Depth Reo for crack control
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Forces Acting Simply Supported Beam Compression
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Compression Induced to Top of Beam Support Wall Below Load A A Tension Compression Usually the Concrete can Withstand without Reo
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Compression Acting at Supports Support Wall Below Load Reinforcement as low as possible Load Tension Effective Depth Reo for crack control
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Compression Acting at Supports Support Wall Below Load Reinforcement as low as possible Load Tension Effective Depth Reo for crack control For high compression reo will prevent surcharge
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Compression Acting at Supports Support Wall Below Load A A
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Compression Acting at Supports Wall Below Load Section A-A
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Compression Acting at Supports Wall Below Load
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Compression Acting at Supports Wall Below Load Beam compressed against support by load
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Compression Acting at Supports Wall Below Load Stirrups placed to prevent bursting
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Compression Acting at Supports Support Wall Below Load Stirrups closely spaced to prevent bursting Load
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Compression Acting at Supports Support Wall Below Load Stirrups spaced further apart as no compressive force Load
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Compression Acting at Supports Support Wall Below Load Stirrups required to support top steel – FRAMING BARS Load
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Forces Acting Simply Supported Beam Shear
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Shear Acting On Simply Supported Beam Support Wall Below Load A A
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What is Shear? Shear
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2 Types of Shear Forces Vertical Shear Horizontal Shear
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Shear Forces Vertical Shear
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Shear Forces Support Walls Below resist downward force Load
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Shear Forces No Resistance where there is no support Load
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Shear Forces Beam will shear at support Load
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Shear Forces Reinforcement at supports to resist shear Stirrups omitted for clarity Load A A B B
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Shear Forces Support Walls Below resist downward force Load
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Shear Forces Horizontal Shear & Diagonal Shear
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Horizontal Shear Support Wall Below Load Reinforcement to Prevent Horizontal Shear if requiered Load
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When 2 Types of Shear Forces Meet Diagonal Tension Cracking
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Diagonal Shear Support Wall Below Load Stirrups Prevent Diagonal Shear Load
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Multi Span Beam
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Load on Continuous span Bean Support Walls Below Load
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Load on Continuous span Bean Support Walls Below Load
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Load on Continuous span Bean Load Tension
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Forces that act on Beams Compression Shear Bending Compression Shear Bending Shear Compression Load
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Contra flexure Point of Maximum Bending
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Contra flexure Bending Reduces
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Contra flexure ZERO Bending
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Fixed End Beam
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Load on Continuous span Bean Support Walls Below Load Fixed Connection
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Load on Continuous span Bean Support Walls Below Load Fixed Connection Tension
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Compression Acting at Supports Support Walls Below Load
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Compression Acting at Supports Support Walls Below Load
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Fixed End Beams Support Walls Below Load Point of Contra flexure Load
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Forces that act on Beams Fixed or Restrained End Compression Shear Bending Compression Shear Bending Shear Compression Load
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Cantilevers
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Compression Acting at Supports Support Walls Below Load
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Compression Acting at Supports Support Walls Below Load Point of Contra flexure
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Forces That Affect Columns
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LOAD
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Forces That Affect Columns LOAD Bursting Force ` ` `
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Compression Acting at Supports Column compressed by load
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Compression Acting at Supports Stirrups to Counteract
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S4[1].03Purnell Bros Stirrups to prevent Bursting
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Forces That Affect Columns Bending
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S4[1].03Purnell Bros It is difficult to predict which way columns will bend
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S4[1].03Purnell Bros Columns must also be able to withstand mechanical impact Resist bending
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S2 Naremburn Church
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Forces That Affect Walls No Top Restraint Shea r
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls
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Footing Retained Load
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Footing Retained Load
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Retained Load Reinforcement in this location is virtually useless
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Retained Load Reinforcement as close as possible to load
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Retained Load Reinforcement as close as possible to load Reinforcement should be embedded to maximum depth
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Retained Load Reinforcement as close as possible to load Reinforcement should be embedded to maximum depth
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Retained Load Shear
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Retained Load Shear Shear force overcome by Reinforcement at Base
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Retained Load Wall will act as a Cantilevered Beam Tension
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S1 – 21 St Lukes Grammer
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St Lukes Grammer S1 -23
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S012 Cardiff Markets
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Footing Retained Load
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Footing Retained Load
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Retained Load Reinforcement is virtually useless Tension
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Retained Load Reinforcement as close as possible to load Tension
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Retained Load Reinforcement as close as possible to load Reinforcement should be embedded to maximum depth Tension
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Retained Load Reinforcement as close as possible to load Reinforcement should be embedded to maximum depth Tension
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Retained Load Shear
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Retained Load Shear Shear force overcome by Reinforcement at Base
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Wall will act as a Cantilevered Beam Tension
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S1-21
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls With Top Restraint Footing Retained Load First Floor Slab
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Footing Retained Load First Floor Slab Shear
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Footing Retained Load First Floor Slab Shear
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Retained Load Shear
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Retained Load
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Retained Load Tension
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Retained Load Wall will act as beam restrained at ends Tension
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Retained Load Reinforcement at Centre as far from load as practical – Maximum Bending Tension
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Forces That Affect Retaining Walls Retained Load Wall will have a point of Contra flexure Tension
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Section 11 @ S1-02
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Walls not Retaining Loads
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Stability Forc e Force may be; Wind Earthquake Impact
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Stability Forc e Force may be; Wind Earthquake Impact
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Stability Forc e Effective Width Force may be; Wind Earthquake Impact
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Stability Forc e Effective Width Force may be; Wind Earthquake Impact Direction of force may not be predictable Embedment is Critical
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Stability Forc e Effective Width Force may be; Wind Earthquake Impact Direction of force may not be predictable Effective Width Embedment is Critical
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Stability Typical Configuration Forc e Effective Width Force may be; Wind Earthquake Impact Direction of force may not be predictable Effective Width Shear Reinforcement Tension Reinforcement Embedment is Critical
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Stability Typical Configuration Forc e Effective Width Force may be; Wind Earthquake Impact Direction of force may not be predictable Effective Width Shear Reinforcement Tension Reinforcement Embedment is Critical
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Stability Forc e Effective Width Force may be; Wind Earthquake Impact Direction of force may not be predictable Effective Width Forc e Embedment is Critical
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Stability Forc e Effective Width Force may be; Wind Earthquake Impact Direction of force may not be predictable Effective Width Forc e
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Stability Effective Width Force may be; Wind Earthquake Impact Direction of force may not be predictable Effective Width Embedment is Critical
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Stability Effective Width Force may be; Wind Earthquake Impact Direction of force may not be predictable Effective Width Embedment is Critical Shear Reinforcement Tension Reinforcement no need to embed In base or top
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Stability Effective Width Force may be; Wind Earthquake Impact Direction of force may not be predictable Effective Width Embedment is Critical Shear Reinforcement Tension Reinforcement no need to embed In base or top
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