Computer · Composite Construction
In composite structures, steel provides tensile resistance while concrete provides compressive resistance. What happens if the bond between the two materials fails?
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- 1Applied structural load automatically reduces
- 2There is no effect on structural behavior
- 3Composite action is lost and individual member capacity drops✓
- 4Total load-carrying capacity increases
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Composite action is lost and individual member capacity drops
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