Thelower column has across section of 17.5 cm and an axial load of P-75 kN. Ifthe size of one side of the column flooris assumed to be 1 = 200 mm, calculate the size of the other side d in sucha way that the average crushing stress under the sheet is equal to a quarter of the average compressive stress in the column.

Thelower column has across section of 17.5 cm and an axial load of P-75 kN. Ifthe size of one side of the column flooris assumed to be 1 = 200 mm, calculate the size of the other side d in sucha way that the average crushing stress under the sheet is equal to a quarter of the average compressive stress in the column.

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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