A 5m tall CLT Wall (Grade V1) is subjected to a dead load of 200 kN/m and a live load of 300 kN/m. Considering only axial resistance (? ), what is the minimum acceptable thickness of wall? What is the walls effective area (????)?

A 5m tall CLT Wall (Grade V1) is subjected to a dead load of 200 kN/m and a live load of 300 kN/m. Considering only axial resistance (? ), what is the minimum acceptable thickness of wall? What is the walls effective area (????)?

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