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Gravity

Greatest enemy to buildings. Gravity resistance system to keep standing

Tensile-stretches


Compression-squeezes


Shear-within a building member, being pulled in opposite directions. Often result of wind load


Torsional-twisting force

Types of force all external

Stress and strain

Force per unit area to create a deformation


Strain-actual percentage of elongation (deformation) that occurs when a material is stressed

Dead load

Weight of building and any permanently mounted equipment

Fire resistance

Related to mass. More mass equals greater resistance if all other things equal

Live load

Anything not a dead load

Braced frame

Uses diagonal members for bracing. Resists lateral movements

Moment frame

Used special moment connections between columns and beans to resist rotation

Moment

Force causing rotation of a structural member around a fixed point. Where force is applied some distance from fixed point. Opening a book by lifting a corner. Spine is what rotates. Force applied multiplied by distance between force and point of rotation gives the moment

Dead load can accurately calculated

Live load are indeterminable

Nfpa 5000

building construction and safety code

Uniform live load distributed over entire area

Concentrated load are specific large objects

Water

Gallon equals 8.34 lbs

Impact loads

Loads that are delivered in a short time

Lateral impact load

Such as from an explosion

Static loads

Applied slowly and remain constant. A heavy safe

Repeated load

Applied intermittently. A rolling bridge crane

Wind load

Shear walls used to resist lateral loads

Axial load

Through center of weight being carried

Axial load

Through center of weight being carried

Eccentric

Off center load carrying