The plan dimensions of a public hall in a village measures 8.5 m * 20 m. The roof of the building is mono pitched where the low eave height is 3 m and the high eave height is 4.5m. If wind direction is considered at 180', determine the net effect of external and internal pressure coefficients for the zones of mono pitched roof. Openings in windward side: three windows of dimension: 2 m * 2 m. Openings in leeward side: two doors of dimension: 2.5 m * 2 m. Openings in wind parallel sides: one window, in each side, of dimension: 2 m* 1.5 m.

The plan dimensions of a public hall in a village measures 8.5 m * 20 m. The roof of the building is mono pitched where the low eave height is 3 m and the high eave height is 4.5m. If wind direction is considered at 180', determine the net effect of external and internal pressure coefficients for the zones of mono pitched roof. Openings in windward side: three windows of dimension: 2 m * 2 m. Openings in leeward side: two doors of dimension: 2.5 m * 2 m. Openings in wind parallel sides: one window, in each side, of dimension: 2 m* 1.5 m.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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