According 1.1. Static Load 1.2. Sustained Load 1.3. Impact Load 1.4. Repeated Load to Time According to Distribution 2.1. Concentrated Load 2.2. Distributed Load According to Location and Method of Application 3.1. Centric Load 3.2. Torsional Load 3.3. Flexural Load 3.4. Combined Loading

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