Strain Energy Stored Due to Axial Loading Let’s think of an elastic member whose length is l, and whose cross-sectional area is A, which is subjected to an external axial load W. If the applied load is increased gradually from zero to the value W, the member also increases by δ. So, the work is…
Anchorage Value of Hooks And 90 Degree Bends Following are the recommended values of anchorage hooks and 90° bends Standard Hook Standard 90° Bend Read Also: Value of Slenderness Ratio For a Tension Member
Slenderness Ratio For a Tension Member The slenderness ratio of a tension member is the ratio of its unsupported length (l) to its least radius of gyration(r). Maximum Value of Slenderness Ratio For A Tension Member SL. No Member Maximum Slenderness Ratio 1 A tension member in which a reversal of direct stress due to…
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