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BUILDINGCODES Legally enforceable regulations governing minimum requirements for
structural design


WIDEFLANGESHAPE Rolled steel shape with parallel flanges and a uniform web thickness


STEEL An alloy of iron and carbon whose strength and ductility depend on
composition and processing


BUILTUPSECTION Structural member formed by connecting two or more rolled shapes


DEADLOADS Permanent loads resulting from the weight of structural and nonstructural
components


LIVELOADS Transient loads due to occupancy, use, and movable objects


DUCTILITY Ability of a material to undergo significant plastic deformation before fracture


SERVICEABILITY Ability of a structure to perform satisfactorily under service loads without
excessive deflection, vibration, or cracking


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