Suresh Acharya, S.E.
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> From: Mark Deardorff [mailto:mark@rstavares.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2007 1:39 PM
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> Subject: Self-straining Force
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> In ASCE 7-05, chapter 2 defines T as a "self-straining
> force." I assume they are referring to forces induced by
> temperature changes. What other "self-straining forces" are
> there? Aside from me picking up a heavy box?
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> Mark E. Deardorff, SE
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