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What are Actions?
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Actions are defined and categorized in standards to ensure engineers are able to work with the fundamental basics.
In the building industry, actions can be simply described as direct or indirect loads acting on a structure.
Direct actions are forces or loads, and indirect actions include restraints or deformations.
Actions are divided into permanent, variable, and accidental actions.
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