Steel girder (A = 27,700 mm²) Steel floor beam (A = 10,450 mm²) A 6 m B -Steel column D E F 4. G H 100 mm concrete slab 3 at 3 m = 9 m Table 205-1 Minimum Uniform and Concentrated Live Loads Table 205-1 Minimum Uniform and Concentrated Live Loads (continued) Use or Occupancy Category Description Uniform Load' Pa Concentrated Load KN Use or Occupancy Uniform Load Concentrated Load Category Description 5 KN Call centers and business processing Office use 24 90' 2.9 9.0 offices 1. Access floor systems 13. Office Computer use 4.3 9.0° Lobbies and ground floor corridors 48 9.0 Other offices 24 907 2. Armories 7.2 ° Press rooms 72 11.0 Fixed seats 2.9 ° 14 Priming plants Composing and linotype rooms 4.8 90 3. Theaters. assembly Movable seats 4.3 0 Basic floor a 19 areas and auditoriums Lobbies and platforms Stage areas 4.3 ° Exterior balconies 2.91 ° 15. Residential 72 ° 4. Bowling alleys, poolrooms Decks Storage 19 ° 19 ° and similar recreational 3.6 ° - areas 5. Catwalk for maintenance 17. Reviewing sands 1.9 13 grandstands, Heachers, and 43 0 folding and telescoping seating 6. Comices and marquees 7. Dining rooms and restaurants 8. Exit facilities 3.6' ° 15. Roof decks Same as area served or occupancy 4.8 ° Classrooms 1.9 437 4.3 0° 19. Schools Corridors above ground floor 18 4.5 General storage and/or repair 4.3 Ground floor corridors 48 4.5 20. Sidewalks and driveways Public access 12.0 9. Parking Garages and Ramps Public parking and ramps 4.3 Private (residential) or pleasure Light 60 21. 24 type motor vehicle storage Heavy 12.0 - Wards and rooms 1.9 457 Retail 48 457 22. Stores 10. Hospitals Laboratories and operating rooms 2.9 457 Wholesale 60 134 Corridors above ground floor 3.8 4.5 23. Pedestrian bridges and walkways 48 Reading rooms 2.9 45' Now for Table 305-1 I shall be designed to spot 13 N 11. Libraries Stack rooms 7.2 457 Corridors above ground floor 3.8 45 See Section 205.33 designed for the for c Light 60 9.0' load See Table 205-2 for while barriers 12. Manufacturing Heavy 120 13.47 Building corridors above ground 3.8 9.0 floor 24

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The roof system of an office building consists of a 100 mm-thick reinforced concrete slab resting on four steel beams (A = 10;450 mm2), which are supported by two steel girders (A = 27,700 mm2). The girders, in turn, are supported by four columns. I. Determine the dead loads acting on beam AB, beam EF, and girder AG. II. Determine the live loads acting on beam AB, beam EF, and girder AG. Show handwritten free body diagram for beam AB, EF and girder AG and solutions.
Steel girder
(A = 27,700 mm²)
Steel floor beam
(A = 10,450 mm²)
A
6 m
B
-Steel
column
D
E
F
4.
G
H
100 mm
concrete slab
3 at 3 m = 9 m
Transcribed Image Text:Steel girder (A = 27,700 mm²) Steel floor beam (A = 10,450 mm²) A 6 m B -Steel column D E F 4. G H 100 mm concrete slab 3 at 3 m = 9 m
Table 205-1 Minimum Uniform and Concentrated Live Loads
Table 205-1 Minimum Uniform and Concentrated Live Loads (continued)
Use or Occupancy
Category
Description
Uniform Load'
Pa
Concentrated Load
KN
Use or Occupancy
Uniform Load
Concentrated Load
Category
Description
5
KN
Call centers and business processing
Office use
24
90'
2.9
9.0
offices
1. Access floor systems
13. Office
Computer use
4.3
9.0°
Lobbies and ground floor corridors
48
9.0
Other offices
24
907
2. Armories
7.2
°
Press rooms
72
11.0
Fixed seats
2.9
°
14 Priming plants
Composing and linotype rooms
4.8
90
3. Theaters.
assembly
Movable seats
4.3
0
Basic floor a
19
areas and
auditoriums
Lobbies and platforms
Stage areas
4.3
°
Exterior balconies
2.91
°
15. Residential
72
°
4. Bowling alleys, poolrooms
Decks
Storage
19
°
19
°
and similar recreational
3.6
°
-
areas
5. Catwalk for maintenance
17. Reviewing sands
1.9
13
grandstands, Heachers, and
43
0
folding and telescoping seating
6. Comices and marquees
7. Dining rooms and restaurants
8. Exit facilities
3.6'
°
15. Roof decks
Same as area served or occupancy
4.8
°
Classrooms
1.9
437
4.3
0°
19. Schools
Corridors above ground floor
18
4.5
General storage and/or repair
4.3
Ground floor corridors
48
4.5
20. Sidewalks and driveways
Public access
12.0
9. Parking Garages and Ramps
Public parking and ramps
4.3
Private (residential) or pleasure
Light
60
21.
24
type motor vehicle storage
Heavy
12.0
-
Wards and rooms
1.9
457
Retail
48
457
22. Stores
10. Hospitals
Laboratories and operating rooms
2.9
457
Wholesale
60
134
Corridors above ground floor
3.8
4.5
23. Pedestrian bridges and
walkways
48
Reading rooms
2.9
45'
Now for Table 305-1
I shall be designed to spot 13 N
11. Libraries
Stack rooms
7.2
457
Corridors above ground floor
3.8
45
See Section 205.33
designed for the
for c
Light
60
9.0'
load See Table 205-2 for while barriers
12. Manufacturing
Heavy
120
13.47
Building corridors above ground
3.8
9.0
floor
24
Transcribed Image Text:Table 205-1 Minimum Uniform and Concentrated Live Loads Table 205-1 Minimum Uniform and Concentrated Live Loads (continued) Use or Occupancy Category Description Uniform Load' Pa Concentrated Load KN Use or Occupancy Uniform Load Concentrated Load Category Description 5 KN Call centers and business processing Office use 24 90' 2.9 9.0 offices 1. Access floor systems 13. Office Computer use 4.3 9.0° Lobbies and ground floor corridors 48 9.0 Other offices 24 907 2. Armories 7.2 ° Press rooms 72 11.0 Fixed seats 2.9 ° 14 Priming plants Composing and linotype rooms 4.8 90 3. Theaters. assembly Movable seats 4.3 0 Basic floor a 19 areas and auditoriums Lobbies and platforms Stage areas 4.3 ° Exterior balconies 2.91 ° 15. Residential 72 ° 4. Bowling alleys, poolrooms Decks Storage 19 ° 19 ° and similar recreational 3.6 ° - areas 5. Catwalk for maintenance 17. Reviewing sands 1.9 13 grandstands, Heachers, and 43 0 folding and telescoping seating 6. Comices and marquees 7. Dining rooms and restaurants 8. Exit facilities 3.6' ° 15. Roof decks Same as area served or occupancy 4.8 ° Classrooms 1.9 437 4.3 0° 19. Schools Corridors above ground floor 18 4.5 General storage and/or repair 4.3 Ground floor corridors 48 4.5 20. Sidewalks and driveways Public access 12.0 9. Parking Garages and Ramps Public parking and ramps 4.3 Private (residential) or pleasure Light 60 21. 24 type motor vehicle storage Heavy 12.0 - Wards and rooms 1.9 457 Retail 48 457 22. Stores 10. Hospitals Laboratories and operating rooms 2.9 457 Wholesale 60 134 Corridors above ground floor 3.8 4.5 23. Pedestrian bridges and walkways 48 Reading rooms 2.9 45' Now for Table 305-1 I shall be designed to spot 13 N 11. Libraries Stack rooms 7.2 457 Corridors above ground floor 3.8 45 See Section 205.33 designed for the for c Light 60 9.0' load See Table 205-2 for while barriers 12. Manufacturing Heavy 120 13.47 Building corridors above ground 3.8 9.0 floor 24
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