6. Assuming that the wind force reverses in direction, the maximum service load based on a combined mechanism with a plastic hinge at E. 1.4P P. Lengths: AB = 6.3m %3D F B BE = 3.9m M, %3D EF = 1.8m %3D 1.3M, D FC = 4.5m 1.5M2 CD = 5.1m Assume Fw = 0.8P %3D Section BC W30x90

6. Assuming that the wind force reverses in direction, the maximum service load based on a combined mechanism with a plastic hinge at E. 1.4P P. Lengths: AB = 6.3m %3D F B BE = 3.9m M, %3D EF = 1.8m %3D 1.3M, D FC = 4.5m 1.5M2 CD = 5.1m Assume Fw = 0.8P %3D Section BC W30x90

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