Sketch the distributed loading along members BE and FED and also determine the magnitude of the loading in kN/m. Live load on slab = 5 kN/m2 %3D Thickness of concrete slab = 100mm Density of concrete=22.6 kN/m³ a B. b=6m, a=2m D. HINT: Calculate dead load due to concrete slab in kN/m2 and add "Live Load + Dead Load". Use this total load value to do the calculations.

Sketch the distributed loading along members BE and FED and also determine the magnitude of the loading in kN/m. Live load on slab = 5 kN/m2 %3D Thickness of concrete slab = 100mm Density of concrete=22.6 kN/m³ a B. b=6m, a=2m D. HINT: Calculate dead load due to concrete slab in kN/m2 and add "Live Load + Dead Load". Use this total load value to do the calculations.

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Sketch the distributed loading along members BE and FED and also determine the magnitude of the
loading in kN/m.
Live load on slab = 5 kN/m?
Thickness of concrete slab = 100mm
Density of concrete=22.6 kN/m³
b=6m, a=2m
HINT: Calculate dead load due to concrete slab in kN/m2 and add "Live Load + Dead Load".
Use this total load value to do the calculations.

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