Article | REF: C2551 V1

Tensioned and compressed metal components

Author: Koffi Aho VERCELLINO

Publication date: August 10, 2001

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1. Tensioned components

1.1 Definitions and field of application

A component is said to be tensioned or in pure tension when its ends are subjected to forces that impose a uniform elongation on all the component's fibers. Within the framework of beam theory schematization (see [C 2 550, § 2.3] ), the component is tensioned if the resultant of the forces exerted on any section is reduced to a normal force applied to the section's center of gravity G and directed from the section to the outside of the element, as illustrated in figure . The axis of the normal force...

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