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For example when forces pull in opposite directions the force of tension is created in a structure. The object responds by stretching.
For example when parralell forces are acting in opposite directions a shear force or a tearing is created.
For example there are two ways that could happen: When the twisting motion is two forces in opposite directions the object is going to twist. Or... Torsion can also happen when one part of the structure's anchored and then a rotational force is applied to the other end of an anchored object.
For example When forces pull in opposite directions, the force of compression is created in a structure. The object responds by becoming smaller.
Anything that goes across a bridge or is not permenetly attached to that bridge is a live load. So for example a man walking across a bridge is a static load.
For example a dynamic load is wind or water or even any natural disaster that's cause rain, hail, or snow.
For example someone riding a bike is a live load because its the weight of person. If that person gets off the bike there is no live load.
For example monkey bars or a water slide can be an example of what a dead load is. A dead load is the structure itself it can't be moved.
For example if someone would pass me a drink and they would push hard that is measuring a strong force.
For example somebody passes a water bottle to somebody else they are pushing it at a hard speed and pushes it infront of them, that is the direction the water bottle will be going.
For example a person picking up a water bottle would be holding it from the middle and that is where the froce is being applied.
For example someone that is drinking from a water bottle is drinking from an ange and thats how its being used.
Lamination is making a material thicker which will increase it's strength. Laminating paper is a plastic layer around the paper to make it more thick and water proof.
A strut resists compression forces.
For example it can often be found in bridges where you have curves base supports or curves are sometimes used as doorways or entrances into buildings or structures.
A gusset is a piece of solid material that is used to reinforce the vertices/joint in that truss.
For example the centre of gravity of a table is right in between the bases of support and that's how a table is stable.
For example the more lower and wider a table is the more stable the table will be.
For example if a table only has 1 leg for a base of support that shows that the table will topple over and be unstable.
For example the bases of support for a table would be the 4 legs at the bottom it keeps the table steady and stable.