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Structural terminology

by Natalia Franco Ruiz
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The primary components of a building's structural system are:

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All stresses acting on a building's structure, no matter how complex, can be reduced to either tension or compression.

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Is a pulling and stretching force

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Is a pressing, pushing or squeezing force

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Test in which wet concrete is placed in a metal cone-shaped mold and allowed to slump under its own weight after the cone is removed, the material's consistency is determined by the distance between the height of the mold and the slumped mixture.

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Applying a compressive stress to a concrete structural member, either by: pre-tensioning or post-tensioning

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Pouring concrete around stretched steel strands, then releasing the external tensioning force on the strands once the concrete has cured

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Tensioning high-strength steel tendons against a concrete structural member after the concrete has cured

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