Problem 1. Determine the maximum allowable axial load around wood column, 200mm in diameter and 4.0m long ca of 10 years. The base of the column is effectively held in position and restrained against rotation and the gainst rotation por against horizontal movement 5-12 790 Gna and Fc - 11. 022 Maa

Problem 1. Determine the maximum allowable axial load around wood column, 200mm in diameter and 4.0m long ca of 10 years. The base of the column is effectively held in position and restrained against rotation and the gainst rotation por against horizontal movement 5-12 790 Gna and Fc - 11. 022 Maa

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Determine the maximum allowable axial load around wood column, 200mm in diameter and 4.0m long can support for a duration
of 10 years. The base of the column is effectively held in position and restrained against rotation and the top is restrained neither
Against rotation nor against horizontal movement. E = 13.790 Gpa and Fc = 11.032 Mpa.

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