The floor system shown below supports a uniform dead load of 100 lb/ft² and a uniform live load of 40 lb/ft². Draw the loads with magnitudes on the following structural members: а) BI b) B2 с) ВЗ d) B4 e) Gl f) G2 g) G4 6 @ 7' = 42' C4 B2 B3 2 @ 15' = 30' B) I- G4 G3 G2 BT 5 @ 6' = 30' 36' For the same floor plan shown above and assuming the same floor loads and that the building consists of four floors, determine the following: a) The dead load on column C1 in the first floor. b) The live load on column C2 in the second floor. Consider live load reduction. c) The sum of the dead plus live loads on column C3 in the third floor. Consider live load reduction.
The floor system shown below supports a uniform dead load of 100 lb/ft² and a uniform live load of 40 lb/ft². Draw the loads with magnitudes on the following structural members: а) BI b) B2 с) ВЗ d) B4 e) Gl f) G2 g) G4 6 @ 7' = 42' C4 B2 B3 2 @ 15' = 30' B) I- G4 G3 G2 BT 5 @ 6' = 30' 36' For the same floor plan shown above and assuming the same floor loads and that the building consists of four floors, determine the following: a) The dead load on column C1 in the first floor. b) The live load on column C2 in the second floor. Consider live load reduction. c) The sum of the dead plus live loads on column C3 in the third floor. Consider live load reduction.
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Transcribed Image Text:The floor system shown below supports a uniform dead load of 100 lb/ft² and a uniform live
load of 40 lb/ft?. Draw the loads with magnitudes on the following structural members:
а) BI
b) В2
с) ВЗ
d) B4
e) Gl
f) G2
g) G4
6 @ 7' = 42'
C4
G1
B3
B2
2 @ 15' = 30'
G4
G3
G2
BT
5 @ 6' = 30'
42'
36'
For the same floor plan shown above and assuming the same floor loads and that the building
consists of four floors, determine the following:
a) The dead load on column Cl in the first floor.
b) The live load on column C2 in the second floor. Consider live load reduction.
c) The sum of the dead plus live loads on column C3 in the third floor. Consider live load
reduction.
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