Shown below is a floor plan of the library, office and balcony at the second floor vel of a unit. Use the floor live loads for the given areas: Library area, LL = 5.60 kPa; for Office, LL = 3.2 kPa; and for the Balcony, LL = 2.40 kPa. Determine the live load intensity and load condition t be applied on each member (b1, b2, b3, b4, b5, G1, G2, & G3. Determine also the internal shec and internal moment at the midspan of girder G2. b1 10.0m G1 BALCONY 4.0m b2 8.0m

Shown below is a floor plan of the library, office and balcony at the second floor vel of a unit. Use the floor live loads for the given areas: Library area, LL = 5.60 kPa; for Office, LL = 3.2 kPa; and for the Balcony, LL = 2.40 kPa. Determine the live load intensity and load condition t be applied on each member (b1, b2, b3, b4, b5, G1, G2, & G3. Determine also the internal shec and internal moment at the midspan of girder G2. b1 10.0m G1 BALCONY 4.0m b2 8.0m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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