Q2. Figure Q2 shows part of the floor plan of a reinforced concrete office building. Duringconstruction, slabs and beams are cast together. Design data related to the action andconstruction material are as follows:Variable action on all slabs3.0 kN/m?Floor finishes, ceiling and building services1.5 kN/m?Characteristics cylinder strength of concrete, få30 N/mm?Characteristics tensile strength of reinforcement, fyk =500 N/mm²-All beams carry a 3 m high brick-wall with a density of 2.6 kN/m². Take hy= 125 mm.20004000250 x 500250 x 450250 x 500FIGURE O1Calculate the characteristic loading on Beam B/1-3. Given the characteristic design load acting onBeam 2/B-C is 53.85 kN/m². Draw the final loading distribution for beam B/1-3.000L250 x 500250 x 45000S X OST

Characteristics load acting on the beam, B-2 = 53.85 kN/m2 Brick wall height, h = 3 m density = 2.6…

Q2. Figure Q2 shows part of the floor plan of a reinforced concrete office building. During construction, slabs and beams are cast together. Design data related to the action and construction material are as follows: Variable action on all slabs Floor finishes, ceiling and building services Characteristics cylinder strength of concrete, fek Characteristics tensile strength of reinforcement, fyk = All beams carry a 3 m high brick-wall with a density of 2.6 kN/m². Take h/= 125 mm. 2500 @ 0004 250 x 500 2000 250 x 450 250 x 500 250 x 450 4000 250 x 500 250 x 500 = 3.0 kN/m² 1.5 kN/m² 30 N/mm² 500 N/mm² FIGURE O Calculate the characteristic loading on Beam B/1-3. Given the characteristic design load acting on Beam 2/B-C is 53.85 kN/m². Draw the final loading distribution for beam B/1-3.

Q2. Figure Q2 shows part of the floor plan of a reinforced concrete office building. During construction, slabs and beams are cast together. Design data related to the action and construction material are as follows: Variable action on all slabs Floor finishes, ceiling and building services Characteristics cylinder strength of concrete, fek Characteristics tensile strength of reinforcement, fyk = All beams carry a 3 m high brick-wall with a density of 2.6 kN/m². Take h/= 125 mm. 2500 @ 0004 250 x 500 2000 250 x 450 250 x 500 250 x 450 4000 250 x 500 250 x 500 = 3.0 kN/m² 1.5 kN/m² 30 N/mm² 500 N/mm² FIGURE O Calculate the characteristic loading on Beam B/1-3. Given the characteristic design load acting on Beam 2/B-C is 53.85 kN/m². Draw the final loading distribution for beam B/1-3.

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Q2. Figure Q2 shows part of the floor plan of a reinforced concrete office building. During
construction, slabs and beams are cast together. Design data related to the action and
construction material are as follows:
Variable action on all slabs
3.0 kN/m?
Floor finishes, ceiling and building services
1.5 kN/m?
Characteristics cylinder strength of concrete, få
30 N/mm?
Characteristics tensile strength of reinforcement, fyk =
500 N/mm²-
All beams carry a 3 m high brick-wall with a density of 2.6 kN/m². Take hy= 125 mm.
2000
4000
250 x 500
250 x 450
250 x 500
FIGURE O1
Calculate the characteristic loading on Beam B/1-3. Given the characteristic design load acting on
Beam 2/B-C is 53.85 kN/m². Draw the final loading distribution for beam B/1-3.
000L
250 x 500
250 x 450
00S X OST

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