The floor beam is used to305 mmsupport the 1.83m widthof plain concretehaving a102mm. The slab servesas a portion of the ceilingfor the floor below & itsbottomslabthickness of2.44 mcoatedwithplaster (20mm). A 2.44mhigh,lightweight solid concreteblock wall is directly overthe top flange ofbeam.305mmthick0.914 m102 mm0.914 mthethebeamDetermineloadingmeasured per m length ofthe beam.onthe

Width of the slab = 102mm Thickness of the slab = 1.83m Height of the block wall = 2.44m Thickness…

The floor beam is used to 305 mm support the 1.83m width of plain concrete slab having a thickness of 102mm. The slab serves as a portion of the ceiling for the floor below & its bottom plaster (20mm). A 2.44m high, lightweight solid concrete block wall is directly over the top flange of the beam. 2.44 m coated with 305mm thick 0.914 m 102 mm 0.914 m Determine the loading measured per m length of the beam. on the beam

The floor beam is used to 305 mm support the 1.83m width of plain concrete slab having a thickness of 102mm. The slab serves as a portion of the ceiling for the floor below & its bottom plaster (20mm). A 2.44m high, lightweight solid concrete block wall is directly over the top flange of the beam. 2.44 m coated with 305mm thick 0.914 m 102 mm 0.914 m Determine the loading measured per m length of the beam. on the beam

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The floor beam is used to
305 mm
support the 1.83m width
of plain concrete
having a
102mm. The slab serves
as a portion of the ceiling
for the floor below & its
bottom
slab
thickness of
2.44 m
coated
with
plaster (20mm). A 2.44m
high,
lightweight solid concrete
block wall is directly over
the top flange of
beam.
305mm
thick
0.914 m
102 mm
0.914 m
the
the
beam
Determine
loading
measured per m length of
the beam.
on
the

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