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Effective Area for a Built-Up Section

A practice problem 3-19, in whhich it is required to estimate the effective net area for a built up section that consist of two c channels connected by two plates througth four lines of bolts.The U value is given.

18-The Effective Area for a Built-Up Section.

April 29, 2024October 17, 2022 by Maged kamel
Brief data for post-18- tension post-A solved problem for Built up section.

How to estimate the effective Area for a Built-Up Section? A solved problem 3-19 is used to explain how to find the effective area for a built up section.

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