What do you understand by pressure line, Civil Engineering

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What do you understand by Pressure line

If we determine the locations of resultant force at various sections of a pre-stressed beam, as in Example, we can draw a curve showing the locus of the points of application of the resultant force in any beam or structure. This locus of the resultant force is known as 'Pressure line'. 


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