The framing plan for a small industrial building shows the arrangement of beams (W 18x60) and girders (W 30x108) that are used to support a 6" reinforced concrete floor. The concrete floor supports a live load of 80 psf and can be assumed to behave as a one-way slab with a unit weight of 150 lb/ft°. Note that the floor and beams/girders continue on all sides. Determine the factored load transferred to an interior column. (Note: Report answer in kips) Note: Floor continues on all sides Girder Column 38 ft Beams -3 at 15 ft = 45 ft-

The framing plan for a small industrial building shows the arrangement of beams (W 18x60) and girders (W 30x108) that are used to support a 6" reinforced concrete floor. The concrete floor supports a live load of 80 psf and can be assumed to behave as a one-way slab with a unit weight of 150 lb/ft°. Note that the floor and beams/girders continue on all sides. Determine the factored load transferred to an interior column. (Note: Report answer in kips) Note: Floor continues on all sides Girder Column 38 ft Beams -3 at 15 ft = 45 ft-

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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