• Figure below shows a house floor which uses 50 mm wide x 150 mmdeep timber joists spaced at 400 mm centres. If the maximumpermissible stress in the timber is limited to 7.5 N/mm2, determine themaximum allowable simply supported span of the floor if it supports thefollowing loads:• Dead Load of floor• Imposed Load of floor = 1.5kN/m²= 0.45kN/m?Floor boardsSpanCeiling150Joist50400 mm6/23/202128

The dimension of the joist used for the floor is 50 mm × 150 mm. The center to center distance of…

• Figure below shows a house floor which uses 50 mm wide x 150 mm deep timber joists spaced at 400 mm centres. If the permissible stress in the timber is limited to 7.5 N/mm?, determine the maximum allowable simply supported span of the floor if it supports the following loads: • Dead Load of floor • Imposed Load of floor = 1.5kN/m² maximum = 0.45kN/m2 Floor boards Ceiling Span 150 Joist 50 400 mm 6/23/2021 28

• Figure below shows a house floor which uses 50 mm wide x 150 mm deep timber joists spaced at 400 mm centres. If the permissible stress in the timber is limited to 7.5 N/mm?, determine the maximum allowable simply supported span of the floor if it supports the following loads: • Dead Load of floor • Imposed Load of floor = 1.5kN/m² maximum = 0.45kN/m2 Floor boards Ceiling Span 150 Joist 50 400 mm 6/23/2021 28

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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