Look up: static-load

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   Static Load
   A non-cyclic load that produces no dynamic effect.
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   Static Load
   The total amount of permanent non-moving weight that is applied to given surface areas.
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   STATIC LOAD
   The total amount of permanent non moving weight that is applied to given surface areas.
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   Static Load
   A load applied slowly and then remains nearly constant.
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   Static Load
   The weight of a single stationary body or the combined weights of all stationary bodies in a structure (such as the load of a stationary vehicle on a roadway); during construction, the combined weight of forms, stringers, joists, reinforcing bars, and the actual concrete to be placed. See also Dead Load.
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   static wind load
   (from the article `bridge`) Dead and live weight are essentially vertical loads, whereas forces from nature may be either vertical or horizontal. Wind causes two important ...
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