Structure analysis assignment 1 load-calculation

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This document contains 5 questions regarding calculating loads on structural members. Question 1 asks to calculate and sketch the factored load on members BE and FED of an office building with a 5 inch concrete slab, using dimensions of 20ft by 15ft. Question 2 asks to do the same for members BG and ABCD of a residential building with a 7 inch wood deck, using dimensions of 5ft by 10ft. Question 3 asks to sketch the loading on girder ABCDE of a school with a 6 inch concrete slab, using dimensions of 7.5ft by 20ft. Question 4 asks to calculate the factored load on column A of a school with a 6 inch concrete slab, using dimensions of 7ft by 10ft

(Assignment-1 Load Calculation)
ENGR. ATIQ UR REHMAN AWAN
STRUCTURAL
ANALYSIS
Department of Engineering & Technology, The University of Lahore

(Assignment-1 Load Calculation)
Q-1 The steel framework is used to support the reinforced stone concrete slab that is used
for an office. The slab is 5in thick. Calculate and sketch the factored load that acts along
members BE and FED. Use a=20ft and b=15ft.
Q-2 The frame is used to support the wood deck in a residential devilling. The slab is 7in
thick. Calculate and sketch the factored load that acts along members BG and ABCD. Use
a=5ft and b=10ft.
Q-3 The floor system used in a school classroom consists of a 6-in. reinforced stone
concrete slab. Calculate and sketch the loading that acts along the side girder ABCDE. Use
a=7.5ft and b=20ft
ASSIGNMENT 1
Load Calculation

(Assignment-1 Load Calculation)
Q-4 The floor system used in a school classroom consists of a 6-in. reinforced concrete
slab. Calculate the factored load on the column A. Use a=7ft and b=10ft
Q-5 A hospital located in a city of KPK has a heated flat roof where the ground snow load
is 30 lb/ft2 as shown in the fig. Determine the design snow load on the roof of hospital.

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Structure analysis assignment 1 load-calculation

1. (Assignment-1 Load Calculation) ENGR. ATIQ UR REHMAN AWAN STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS Department of Engineering & Technology, The University of Lahore

2. (Assignment-1 Load Calculation) Q-1 The steel framework is used to support the reinforced stone concrete slab that is used for an office. The slab is 5in thick. Calculate and sketch the factored load that acts along members BE and FED. Use a=20ft and b=15ft. Q-2 The frame is used to support the wood deck in a residential devilling. The slab is 7in thick. Calculate and sketch the factored load that acts along members BG and ABCD. Use a=5ft and b=10ft. Q-3 The floor system used in a school classroom consists of a 6-in. reinforced stone concrete slab. Calculate and sketch the loading that acts along the side girder ABCDE. Use a=7.5ft and b=20ft ASSIGNMENT 1 Load Calculation

3. (Assignment-1 Load Calculation) Q-4 The floor system used in a school classroom consists of a 6-in. reinforced concrete slab. Calculate the factored load on the column A. Use a=7ft and b=10ft Q-5 A hospital located in a city of KPK has a heated flat roof where the ground snow load is 30 lb/ft2 as shown in the fig. Determine the design snow load on the roof of hospital.

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