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    Tensile & Compressive action on a plate

    rb1957 is this because Fc is the inverse figure?
  2. Frustrated_Form

    Tensile & Compressive action on a plate

    L1 and L2 are the length and width of the plate. So depending on the orientation of the plate the Ft changes. ie (10x0.035)=350 /0.25 = 1.4kN That works for them all except the 2.4kN figure which is 2.333kN
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    Tensile & Compressive action on a plate

    Jec67 it was right though Ft=(Si*H)/L for some reason the first result is wrong but this is probably rounding. All the rest of the results work for that.
  4. Frustrated_Form

    Tensile & Compressive action on a plate

    Hi, Could someone please help me i'm trying to understand how Ft and Fc (kN) are achieved in the attached table. The table has the other know values but I cannot seem to confirm the figures for Ft and Fc and don't wish to take them as gospel. From the diagram I know: Ft= Tensile Action Fs=...

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