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Civil Engineering Structure Discussion Area ---- [Daily Question] Question from the 20151128 issue

2015-11-28View Original

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True or False: The axial force N is beneficial for the shear resistance of the column’s inclined section. ( ) Answer: Wrong
Reply #22015-11-28
The axial force N is beneficial for the shear resistance of the inclined cross-section of the column. ( X )
Reply #32015-11-28
The axial force N is beneficial for the shear resistance of the inclined cross-section of the column. (Mistake)
Reply #42015-11-28
The axial force N is beneficial for the shear resistance of the inclined cross-section of the column. Experimental studies on (DUI) have shown that axial pressure has a positive effect on the shear capacity of components; this is mainly because axial pressure enables it to be demonstrated that the shear performance of reinforced concrete columns with rectangular cross-sections under inclined horizontal loads is similar to that under unidirectional horizontal loads
Reply #52015-11-28
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Reply #62015-11-28
The axial force N is beneficial for the shear resistance of the inclined cross-section of the column. (Mistake)
Reply #72015-11-28
Error: The axial force N is beneficial for the shear resistance of the inclined cross-section of the column. (X)
Reply #82015-11-28
The axial force N is beneficial for the shear resistance of the inclined cross-section of the column. ( Wrong )
Reply #92015-11-28
The axial force N is beneficial for the shear resistance of the inclined cross-section of the column. ( X )
Reply #102015-11-28
The axial force N is beneficial for the shear resistance of the inclined cross-section of the column. ( X )

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