To carry out a structural analysis for a structural system according to the current standards, it is necessary not only to deal with the actions and resistances of structural components, but also with the combinations of these actions. Some of the most common actions in structural analysis are, for example, the permanently acting load case of self‑weight and the suddenly acting load cases of wind and snow.
To carry out a structural analysis for a structural system according to the current standards, it is necessary not only to deal with the actions and resistances of structural components, but also with the combinations of these actions. The best-known actions in structural analysis are, for example, the permanently acting load case of self-weight and the suddenly acting load cases of wind and snow.