【Daily Question】Question from Issue 20151002
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This post was last edited by hesonchang214 on 2015-10-3 00:01. Reward for participation: 2 wealth points. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. There are two types of limit states for a structure, namely ( ) and ( ). Answer: Limit state of serviceability, Limit state of load-bearing capacity
There are two types of limit states for a structure: the (limit state of load-bearing capacity) and the (limit state for normal use). Any structural element must undergo calculations for its limit state of load-bearing capacity.
There are two types of limit states for a structure, namely (limit state of load-bearing capacity) and (limit state of normal use).
There are two types of limit states for a structure: the serviceability limit state and the ultimate limit state.
The two limit states of a structure: 1) Serviceability limit state (primarily focusing on the safety of the structure); 2) Ultimate limit state (primarily focusing on the functionality and durability of the structure)
There are two types of limit states for a structure, namely (limit state of serviceability) and (limit state of ultimate capacity).
There are two types of limit states for a structure, namely (limit state of serviceability) and (limit state of ultimate capacity).
There are two types of limit states for a structure, namely (limit state of serviceability) and (limit state of ultimate capacity).
There are two types of limit states for a structure, namely (limit state of serviceability) and (limit state of ultimate capacity).
There are two types of limit states for a structure, namely (limit state of serviceability) and (limit state of capacity).
Ultimate limit state and serviceability limit state