Express Structures: Concrete. Partial Safety Factors (Video 3)

Recording date: Jan 15, 2020

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Why is the partial safety factor of concrete greater than the reduction factor of steel resistance? Cite two examples of safety factors relative to different loads and explain the reason.

License: Creative Commons Legal Code CC0 1.0 Universal

series: Express Structures: Concrete

Author: Dr. Antoni Cladera Bohigas
Teacher at Building engineering
Producer: uib

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