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Page 166
... assumed to pass through a common center C as shown . The vertical components of these shearing stresses are usually assumed to be uniform across any layer , as in the left half of the figure , and are computed by means of Eq . ( 5-4 ) ...
... assumed to pass through a common center C as shown . The vertical components of these shearing stresses are usually assumed to be uniform across any layer , as in the left half of the figure , and are computed by means of Eq . ( 5-4 ) ...
Page 371
... assumed that the concrete carries no tensile stress , the tensile side of the concrete beam serving merely to position the steel which carries the entire tensile load . The steel is assumed to be uniformly stressed ( since it is all at ...
... assumed that the concrete carries no tensile stress , the tensile side of the concrete beam serving merely to position the steel which carries the entire tensile load . The steel is assumed to be uniformly stressed ( since it is all at ...
Page 452
... assumed to be in . larger . Further differences between these two types of riveted joints are given by the methods ... assumed to be increased by the strength of the rivets in the rows between that row and the externally applied load ...
... assumed to be in . larger . Further differences between these two types of riveted joints are given by the methods ... assumed to be increased by the strength of the rivets in the rows between that row and the externally applied load ...
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APPENDIX B TABLES | 2 |
Shearing Stress | 10 |
SIMPLE STRAIN | 26 |
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