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As per IS 800:2007, what is the maximum slenderness ratio for tension members (e.g. tie in roof truss) and subjected to re- versal of stresses due to
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As per IS 800:2007, what is the maximum slenderness ratio for tension members (e.g. tie in roof truss) and subjected to re- versal of stresses due to action of the wind or earthquake forces?

A.

180

B.

280

C.

450

D.

350

Correct option is D


Maximum slenderness ratio –
Tension members
Description ��������
Tension member in which reversal of direct stress occurs due to live load other
than wind or earthquake 180
In reversal occurs due to wind or earthquake 350
A tension member permanently in tension except in pretensioned members. 400
Compression Members
Description ��������
A strut connected by single rivet at each end 180
Member carrying loads resulting from dead loads and imposed loads 180
A member subjected to compressive force resulting from wind/earthquake force,
providing the deformation of such members does not adversely effect the stress in any part of structure. 250
Compression flange of a beam 300
Member normally acting as a tie in a roof truss or a bracing system but subjected to
possible reversal of stresses resulting from the action of wind or earthquake forces 350

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