The axle load of a triple axles shown below is equal to 180kN and the tire inflation pressure is 0.7MPA. Assuming that tires are treadles or the tire walls carry no load, determine diameters of the equivalent circular loading area.

The axle load of a triple axles shown below is equal to 180kN and the tire inflation pressure is 0.7MPA. Assuming that tires are treadles or the tire walls carry no load, determine diameters of the equivalent circular loading area.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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1. The axle load of a triple axles shown below is equal to 180kN and the tire inflation
pressure is 0.7MPa. Assuming that tires are treadles or the tire walls carry no load,
determine diameters of the equivalent circular loading area.

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