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Required Strength

Structural capacity needed to meet or exceed the demands put on the structure by the loads.
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Structural capacity needed to meet or exceed the demands put on the structure by the loads.

CategoriesAdministration, Safety
Term OPIMA - Office of Management
Definition typeDefinition
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