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    This document appears to be discussing column design and effective length factors. Figure 1 shows two graphs with the x-axis representing a slenderness ratio (K/r) and the y-axis representing an effective length factor (K). The first graph is labeled "Sidesway Prevented" and shows higher effective length factor values for higher slenderness ratios. The second graph is labeled "Sidesway Permitted" and shows lower effective length factor values, especially for intermediate slenderness ratios. The figure and document seem to be exploring the relationship between column slenderness, whether sidesway is permitted or prevented, and the resulting effective length factor used in column design.

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    This document appears to be discussing column design and effective length factors. Figure 1 shows two graphs with the x-axis representing a slenderness ratio (K/r) and the y-axis representing an effective length factor (K). The first graph is labeled "Sidesway Prevented" and shows higher effective length factor values for higher slenderness ratios. The second graph is labeled "Sidesway Permitted" and shows lower effective length factor values, especially for intermediate slenderness ratios. The figure and document seem to be exploring the relationship between column slenderness, whether sidesway is permitted or prevented, and the resulting effective length factor used in column design.

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    Nomogramas

    Uploaded by

    Mijail Samed Miranda Albino
    This document appears to be discussing column design and effective length factors. Figure 1 shows two graphs with the x-axis representing a slenderness ratio (K/r) and the y-axis representing an effective length factor (K). The first graph is labeled "Sidesway Prevented" and shows higher effective length factor values for higher slenderness ratios. The second graph is labeled "Sidesway Permitted" and shows lower effective length factor values, especially for intermediate slenderness ratios. The figure and document seem to be exploring the relationship between column slenderness, whether sidesway is permitted or prevented, and the resulting effective length factor used in column design.

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