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The maximum slenderness ratio of a compression member carrying both dead and superimposed load is
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The maximum slenderness ratio of a compression member carrying both dead and superimposed load is
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Slenderness ratio of the lacing bar for compression member should not exceed
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In order to determine the gross-sectional area of a tension member consisting of two angle sections, the allowance for holes is made as
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Net sectional area of a tension member is equal to
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A tension member subjected to axial tension is designed on the basis of its
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In a tension member, the failure will occur in zig-zag line if the gauge distance is _______________pitch of rivets.
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The net sectional area of a tension member is equal to
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Minimum percentage of tension steel in an RCC beam for Fe 500 steel is
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The limiting slenderness ratio for the main members of a steel bridge is 
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