2. Sketches showing Load Transfer mechanism (Distribution) throughout the building down to foundation a. Floor slabs-to-beams b. Beams-to-girders c. Beams-to-columns d. Girders to columns Columns-to-foundations e.

2. Sketches showing Load Transfer mechanism (Distribution) throughout the building down to foundation a. Floor slabs-to-beams b. Beams-to-girders c. Beams-to-columns d. Girders to columns Columns-to-foundations e.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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1.Draw Roof and First Floor Plans showing secondary beams
arrangements:
a) Between Gridlines( -
(1-way spanning slabs)
b) Between Gridlines AB
(2-way spanning slabs)
2. Sketches showing Load Transfer mechanism
(Distribution) throughout the building down to foundation
a. Floor slabs-to-beams
b. Beams-to-girders
c. Beams-to-columns
d. Girders - to columns
Columns-to-foundations
e.

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