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Columns handle mainly axial compression loads, but also may encounter axial tension and bending moments. Axial compression is resisted mainly by concrete, tension is resisted by the steel reinforcement, and moments are resisted by both. The curves at right show the capacity of the three column types to resist axial force and moment simultaneously, and the plotted points represent calculated values of axial force and moment for different loading scenarios.
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