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its fine now dude, iv sorted it out. thanks anyway. but the question is.. whats the maximum compressive load on a solid brick pier having :... ...325mm square section, and 2.4m height, subjected to an axial load of 400kN

can someone give me the defination of compressive load so i can work out a question which involves solid brick pier having :... ...325mm square section, and 2.4m height, subjected to an axial load of 400kN LF

thanks iv got it. =)

thanks dude. :P. LF

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yeh. that's the diagram i was given to work with :S

dont u see that? erm... and if u get confused about the 30? is actually 30degrees

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G*d d*mn it! it shouldn't be marked private. and iv just added the pic :S. ill try again

ok i don't really want to pay for it. what other thing could i use??

ok ill make an imageshack

ok i have sorted that problem, my profile was set as private. u are able to see it now. :P LF

Homework Statement Use a suitable graphical method to determine the magnitude and direction of the resultant force acting the anchor point of two cables under tension as shown...