Calculate the maximum allowable load in kN that a nominal 275mm x 275 mm sawn lumber column, 3.5m long, can carry. The applied loading is for 15-year duration and the wood used is visually graded sawn Yakal (E = 9.78 GPa, Fc = 15.8 MPa). The column is effectively held in position at both ends and is pinned for both ends. Blank 1

Calculate the maximum allowable load in kN that a nominal 275mm x 275 mm sawn lumber column, 3.5m long, can carry. The applied loading is for 15-year duration and the wood used is visually graded sawn Yakal (E = 9.78 GPa, Fc = 15.8 MPa). The column is effectively held in position at both ends and is pinned for both ends. Blank 1

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Author:Segui, William T.

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Chapter5: Beams

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Problem 5.13.2P

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