In.A circular area on the ground surface issubjected to a uniformly distributed load, q= 2200 Ib/ft2. If the circular area has aradius, R = 12 ft, the vertical stress increase,at point 8 ft below the ground surfacealong the centerline of the circular area isnearly (Ib/ft2)181516201910A circular area of radius, R = 5 m subjectedto a uniformly distributed load, q = 380kN/m2. the vertical stress increases 3 mbelow the loaded area at radial distances, r= 3 m from the centerline is nearly (kN/m2)258228278محو النموذجإرسالعدم إرسال كلمات المرور عبر نماذج Google مطلقا.تم إنشاء هذا النموذج داخل University. of Anbarالإبلاغ عن إساءةII

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A circular area on the ground surface is subjected to a uniformly distributed load, q = 2200 Ib/ft2. If the circular area has a radius, R = 12 ft, the vertical stress increase, at point 8 ft below the ground surface along the centerline of the circular area is nearly (Ib/ft2) 1815 1620 O 1910

A circular area on the ground surface is subjected to a uniformly distributed load, q = 2200 Ib/ft2. If the circular area has a radius, R = 12 ft, the vertical stress increase, at point 8 ft below the ground surface along the centerline of the circular area is nearly (Ib/ft2) 1815 1620 O 1910

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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