During the construction of a dam, concrete was poured into a lift of approximately 1.8 m (y1 = 1.8 m). The shape of the front of the dam is reused from level to level. The figure shows one such shape, which is bolted to the cured concrete. For the new pour, assuming that concrete acts like a liquid when it is first poured and has a specific weight of 20 kN/m3, do the following: a. Describe the forces acting on the form due to the concrete. b. Describe the forces acting on the form due to the air. c. Determine the
During the construction of a dam, concrete was poured into a lift of approximately 1.8 m (y1 = 1.8 m). The shape of the front of the dam is reused from level to level. The figure shows one such shape, which is bolted to the cured concrete. For the new pour, assuming that concrete acts like a liquid when it is first poured and has a specific weight of 20 kN/m3, do the following: a. Describe the forces acting on the form due to the concrete. b. Describe the forces acting on the form due to the air. c. Determine the
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During the construction of a dam, concrete was poured into a lift of approximately 1.8 m (y1 = 1.8 m). The shape of the front of the dam is reused from level to level. The figure shows one such shape, which is bolted to the cured concrete.
For the new pour, assuming that concrete acts like a liquid when it is first poured and has a specific weight of 20 kN/m3, do the following:
a. Describe the forces acting on the form due to the concrete.
b. Describe the forces acting on the form due to the air.
c. Determine the position of the center of pressure on the form.
d. what moment will occur at the base of the form per meter of length (normal to the page).
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