Structural Load Paths is a structural engineering construct that specifies the continuous pathways through which applied forces and moments are transmitted from their point of application to the supports within a load-bearing system, particularly in metallic vehicle frames, distinguishing it from isolated or discontinuous load-transfer mechanisms by emphasizing traceable, predictable, and optimized force propagation.
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UNSW Sydney
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