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Mohamed Abdelrahman

Posted by Mohamed abdelghaffarover 4 years ago
Mohamed Abdelrahman

In anchors ETA Approvals specially tested for C1 and C2 seismic loading, it mentions it has been tested for static and quasistatic loading, Can you please define quasistatic loading ?

Anchors,ETA,Seismic Loads,quasistatic
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Posted by musmanover 4 years ago

Dear Mohamed,

Thanks for your question.

Quasi static loading is a time varying static load, but the resultant inertial forces are so small that we can neglect them and can consider quasi static loading as static. Contrary a dynamic load, for instance, a seismic load results in a vary inertial forces.

Hope that's the answer.
Let me know if there is any other question.

Regards
Muhammad Usman