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    This document provides information and calculations for determining dead loads and live loads on a building for structural design. It lists various components that contribute to dead loads, such as self-weight of slabs, beams, columns, and different types of walls. It also lists live load values from building codes for components like floors of residential or balcony areas. The goal is to calculate the total load on the building from both permanent dead loads and temporary live loads for structural analysis and design.

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    This document provides information and calculations for determining dead loads and live loads on a building for structural design. It lists various components that contribute to dead loads, such as self-weight of slabs, beams, columns, and different types of walls. It also lists live load values from building codes for components like floors of residential or balcony areas. The goal is to calculate the total load on the building from both permanent dead loads and temporary live loads for structural analysis and design.

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    This document provides information and calculations for determining dead loads and live loads on a building for structural design. It lists various components that contribute to dead loads, such as self-weight of slabs, beams, columns, and different types of walls. It also lists live load values from building codes for components like floors of residential or balcony areas. The goal is to calculate the total load on the building from both permanent dead loads and temporary live loads for structural analysis and design.

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    Glyra Rosalem
    This document provides information and calculations for determining dead loads and live loads on a building for structural design. It lists various components that contribute to dead loads, such as self-weight of slabs, beams, columns, and different types of walls. It also lists live load values from building codes for components like floors of residential or balcony areas. The goal is to calculate the total load on the building from both permanent dead loads and temporary live loads for structural analysis and design.

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    LOADING

    CALCULATION
    Dead loads Live loads
    Self weight Residential
    Floor Finish Load Office
    Partition wall Hospital
    load Balcony
    Main wall load
    Parapet wall load
    LOADINGS Sunk slab load
    Staircase Load
    Architectural Plan
    SLAB (kN/m2)
    Slab thickness • Unit weight of material

    BEAM (kN/m)
    Beam width • Beam depth • Unit
    weight of material

    DEAD LOAD COLUMN (kN)


    Self-weight Column width • Column depth •
    Column length • Unit weight of material
    Floor finish load (kN/m2)
    Floor finish thickness • Unit weight of
    material
    Thickness of floor finish
    Unit weight of material (cement mortar)
    Marketing Funnel Partition wall load
    DEAD LOAD
    A Marketing Funnel maps your company’s (kN/m)
    Floor
    marketing activitiesfinish
    at each stage of & the
    customer journey. The goal is to create a
    Partition wall thickness • Height of wall •
    Unit weight of material
    Partition
    system, which is measurable at wall
    every level
    of the journey. Use the blank framework
    Thickness of partition wall
    onload
    the next page to start filling out your Height of wall
    own marketing funnel. Unit weight of material

    Partition wall on slab


    Consider 1 kN/m2 on the entire slab
    Main wall load (kN/m)
    Main wall thickness • Height of wall •
    Unit weight of material
    Thickness of main wall
    Height of wall
    Unit weight of material

    Parapet wall load


    DEAD LOAD
    (kN/m)
    Main wall load Parapet wall thickness • Height of
    parapet wall • Unit weight of material
    Thickness of Parapet wall
    Height of Parapet wall
    Unit weight of material
    LOADING
    CALCULATION

    A
    LOADING
    CALCULATION

    C1
    B3

    B2
    B1
    3-Story Benchmark Building N-S frame (original
    drawing taken from [2]) Yanik,Arcan
    LIVE LOAD
    NSCP 2015
    Live load (kN/m2)
    Minimum live load from NSCP, 2015

    LIVE LOAD Basic Floor Area (Residential) - 1.9 kPA


    Basic Floor Area (Balcony) - 2.9 kPA
    thank you

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