Lecture

Thrust and Pressure Lines: Structural Art I

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This lecture covers the concepts of thrust and pressure lines in structural engineering, focusing on topics such as the reprise of thrust, position of pressure lines, elastic and plastic constraints, and the limit eccentricity. It also discusses the behavior of arcs under horizontal thrust, the importance of pressure lines in different types of structures, and the effects of external forces on the structure. The instructor emphasizes the significance of understanding pressure distribution and constraints for designing safe and efficient structures.

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