Problem 12: The plan view (90' x 120) of a three-story reinforced concrete building is shown in Fig. 6. All columns are 2-ft squares and are centered on the grid lines. concrete floors and roof are one-way slabs supported on the beams. The floor live load is 50 psf, and the roof live load is 15 psf. Assuming no live load reduction, the service live load, LL (kips), on an interior column at its base on the ground level is most nearly: 40

Problem 12: The plan view (90' x 120) of a three-story reinforced concrete building is shown in Fig. 6. All columns are 2-ft squares and are centered on the grid lines. concrete floors and roof are one-way slabs supported on the beams. The floor live load is 50 psf, and the roof live load is 15 psf. Assuming no live load reduction, the service live load, LL (kips), on an interior column at its base on the ground level is most nearly: 40

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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