Schematically show and explain the types of loadings on the beams and columns


Summary-
Types of loads on beams
1-concentrated or point load
2-uniformly distributed load
3-uniformly varying load
Types of loading on columns
1-axial load
2-uniaxial eccentrical load
3-biaxial eccentrical load
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Schematically show and explain the types of loadings on the beams and columns
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