Task 1-
give illustrations and or descriptions of how the following forces would appear in st...
Engineering, 14.10.2019 17:10 annethelusma25
Task 1-
give illustrations and or descriptions of how the following forces would appear in structure under load.
•shear
•tension
•compression
•stress
•strain
task 2
predict the simple structural behaviour of the following -show using drawings:
•a steel portal frame overloaded at the bolted junction with the column •an overloaded and undersized concrete lintel spanning a window opening
•a strip foundation designed to take a load of 30 n/mm2, which is actually subjected to a load of 50 n/mm 2
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