Lecture

Building Materials: Structure and Behavior

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This lecture covers the mechanical behavior of construction materials, including the nature of materials, mechanical characteristics, and the impact of loading on structures. It also discusses the importance of material properties in structural design, such as elasticity and plasticity, as well as the different types of material behaviors under various loads.

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