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When a span is loaded up, it tends to deflect into a slight curve (bend) and when the load causes the span to break, the span breaks because the bottom surface cracks open in tension. |
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When a span is loaded up, it tends to deflect into a slight curve (bend) and when the load causes the span to break, the span breaks because the bottom surface cracks open in tension. |
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When a column is loaded up, it will not break until the load becomes so great as to crush the column. |
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