7.6 A dozer with as S-blade has pushed a normal load onto a level area. The height of this load measured at the inside edge of each track was 7 ft and 7.4 ft. The width of the load at the inside edge of each track was 8.1 ft and 8.4 ft. The greatest length of the pile was 16 ft. What is the capacity of the blade?

7.6 A dozer with as S-blade has pushed a normal load onto a level area. The height of this load measured at the inside edge of each track was 7 ft and 7.4 ft. The width of the load at the inside edge of each track was 8.1 ft and 8.4 ft. The greatest length of the pile was 16 ft. What is the capacity of the blade?

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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