In a ductile material, which two stresses are used to calculate the factor of safety (FOS)?
- Working and yield
- Working and compressive
- Bending and yield
- Bending and compressive
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In a ductile material, which two stresses are used to calculate the factor of safety (FOS)?
`A`
| `sigma_(text{allowable})` | `= sigma_(text{yield})/text{FOS}` | |
| `text{FOS}` | `= sigma_(text{yield})/sigma_(text{allowable})` | |
`=>A`
A bus shelter is shown.

Describe a testing procedure that could be used to determine the structural strength of the laminated timber beam. Support your answer with a labelled sketch. (4 marks)
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Traverse Bend Test
Traverse Bend Test
A sketch of a post-tensioned concrete beam is shown.
Which of the following shows the most likely loading condition the beam is designed to resist when viewed from the front?
`D`
`=>D`
A cured cylindrical concrete specimen is tested under a compressive load through its vertical axis, until it fails.
Which of the following is the most likely shape of the front view of the failed specimen?
`A`
`=>A`
Which of the following is a specialised test used to determine the compressive strength of cured concrete?
`D`
Considering each option:
`=>D`