SLAB DEFLECTION
SLAB DEFLECTION
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WOULD ANYBODY KNOW A APPROACH OR EXAMPLE OF HOW TO COMPUTE DIAPHRAGM DEFLECTION IN THE HORIZONTAL DIRECTION.
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RE: SLAB DEFLECTION
RE: SLAB DEFLECTION
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RE: SLAB DEFLECTION
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RE: SLAB DEFLECTION
RE: SLAB DEFLECTION
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RE: SLAB DEFLECTION
RE: SLAB DEFLECTION
Further, we request you clarify your question: Is the slab vertical and the force sideways (horizontal) and thus the resulting deflection also sideways (horizontal) ?
Or is the force vertical and the slab horizontal? "Walls" are usually considered a "vertical" surface. Slabs are usually a horizontal reinforced concrete surface, though this is not absolute.
Also, what material is the "wall"?
How is it reinforced or constructed?
RE: SLAB DEFLECTION
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