A wooden post has cross section bx b of length L with allowable compressive stress parallel to grain p(all) = = MPa. It carries a concentrated load P as a short column class 1. Find the maximum allowable load P (in Newton with 2 decimals) and the maximum allowable length L b = 106 mm p = 9.00 MPa P P P+ Top View 700mm 100mm O O Side View 100mm 200mm P

A wooden post has cross section bx b of length L with allowable compressive stress parallel to grain p(all) = = MPa. It carries a concentrated load P as a short column class 1. Find the maximum allowable load P (in Newton with 2 decimals) and the maximum allowable length L b = 106 mm p = 9.00 MPa P P P+ Top View 700mm 100mm O O Side View 100mm 200mm P

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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