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    The document provides load computations for a proposed four-storey hotel building with a function hall. It details the storey heights, dead loads including slab and wall weights, live loads for different occupancy types, and seismic parameters. Load combinations are also noted. Dead loads account for self-weight of structural elements while live loads consider temporary loads. Seismic loads involve importance factors and zone-dependent coefficients.

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    The document provides load computations for a proposed four-storey hotel building with a function hall. It details the storey heights, dead loads including slab and wall weights, live loads for different occupancy types, and seismic parameters. Load combinations are also noted. Dead loads account for self-weight of structural elements while live loads consider temporary loads. Seismic loads involve importance factors and zone-dependent coefficients.

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    The document provides load computations for a proposed four-storey hotel building with a function hall. It details the storey heights, dead loads including slab and wall weights, live loads for different occupancy types, and seismic parameters. Load combinations are also noted. Dead loads account for self-weight of structural elements while live loads consider temporary loads. Seismic loads involve importance factors and zone-dependent coefficients.

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    Sullano, Ray Blanche U.

    OCTOBER 22, 2019

    SOFTWARE APPLICATION FOR CE


    PROJECT OVERVIEW: PROPOSED 4-STOREY HOTEL BUILDING WITH FUNCTION HALL

    LOAD COMPUTATIONS FOR THE PROPOSED FOUR-STOREY HOTEL BUILDING WITH FUNCTION HALL

    LEVELS STOREY HEIGHT (m) RELATIVE HEIGHT (m)

    FOOTING TO GROUND FLOOR 2.5 2.5

    GROUND TO SECOND FLOOR 3 5.5

    SECOND TO THIRD FLOOR 2.8 8.3

    THIRD TO FOURTH FLOOR 2.8 11.1

    FOURTH FLOOR TO ROOF DECK 2.8 13.9

    DEAD LOADS
    FOR DEAD LOAD (DL1) REFERENCE LOAD:
    UNIT WEIGHT OF CONCRETE = 23.54 kN/m3
    2.354 kN/m3 at 100mm SLAB THICKNESS

    *2.354 kN/m2 is calculated from 100mm slab thickness multiplied by the concrete density of 23.54
    kN/m3. So, 23.54 x 0.1 = 2.354kN/m2

    DEAD LOADS
    FOR DEAD LOAD (DL2) REFERENCE LOAD:
    2.44 kN/m3 = FLOOR LOAD - FLOOR FINISHING
    7.74 kN/m3 = (FOR MEMBER LOAD - WALL) FOR 100mm WALL THICKNESS AT GF TO 2ndF
    5.595 kN/m3 = (FOR MEMBER LOAD - WALL) FOR 100mm WALL THICKNESS AT 2nd TO RD

    *7.74 kN/m (member load – exterior wall)


    7.74 kN/m is calculated from 100 mm CHB wall with a unit weight of 16.5 kN/m3 multiplied by the wall
    height 3m added by 0.48 using table 204 – 2 of the NSCP 2015

    Therefore, 0.1 x 16.5 x 3 + 0.48 = 7.74 kN/m3

    *5.595 kN/m (member load – exterior wall) : 5.595 kN/m is calculated from 100 mm CHB wall with a unit
    weight of 16.5 kN/m3 multiplied by the wall height 2.8 m added by 0.48 using table 204 – 2 of the NSCP
    2015

    Therefore, 0.1 x 16.5 x 2.8 + 0.48 = 5.595 kN/m3


    LOADS CARRIED BY FLOOR LOAD
    THE FLOOR (kN/m2)
    Floor Finish 1.10
    Ceiling 0.24
    MEP (Mechanical, 0.10
    Electrical,
    Plumbing)
    Interior Partition 1.0
    Waterproofing --
    TOTAL 2.44
    LIVE LOADS

    For Ground Floor: Rentable Spaces For 2nd and 3rd Floor: Studio Type Rooms

    For 4th Floor: Function Hall

    LIVE LOADS
    OCCUPANCY DESIGN LOAD (kPa)
    RENTABLE SPACES 4.8
    (STORE)
    STUDIO TYPE ROOMS 1.9
    (BASIC FLOOR AREA)
    FUNCTION HALL 4.8
    (MOVABLE SEATS)
    CORRIDORS/HALLWAYS 4.8
    ROOF DECK 1.9
    SEISMIC LOADS

    SEISMIC PARAMETERS
    SEISMIC 1.0
    IMPORTANCE
    FACTOR, I
    SEISMIC ZONE 0.4
    FACTOR, Z
    RX 8.5
    RZ 8.5
    SOIL TYPE D
    NA 1.0
    NV 1.2
    CT 0.0731
    LOAD COMBINATION

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