How to work out stresses in brick walls stiffened with piers.

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[@RolandPerryRlndPerry]

Just when I learnt to calculated filling a floor with Concrete you come with this! I am just going to die not knowing everything in the world.Thank you for brightening my day?

[@StructuralEngineerCalcs]

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[@efy5aru]

This is just great. Thanks so much

[@ukfirst67]

Thanks for the video; you have checked only for the vertical load. Are the old bridge brick parapet walls with stiffened piers, were designed for only vertical loads? How about any lateral loading such as wind or pedestrian load or combined both wind/pedestrian?

[@noahjones6167]

Fantastic, thank you so much

[@newaladyiat5071]

Very good

[@PaulGrosvenor1]

Interesting video. Do you still you the older BS codes much? It'd be good to see the same video done to BS EN 1996.