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@hareesh ce • 20 Mar, 2012
hey guys, plz let me get out of the confusion,
how the load is distributed from slabs to beam and in what proportions???????
for the right block of the building in the plan
how the load is distributed from slabs to beam and in what proportions???????
for the right block of the building in the plan
@hareesh ce • 20 Mar, 2012
plz plz gve me solution as soon as possiblehareesh cehey guys, plz let me get out of the confusion,
how the load is distributed from slabs to beam and in what proportions???????
for the right block of the building in the plan
@Infinity • 21 Mar, 2012 • 1 like
Didn't get your question. Please clear these things:
1. what does CR means.
2. By Load distribution you want to know what load each part of beam will bear?
1. what does CR means.
2. By Load distribution you want to know what load each part of beam will bear?
@hareesh ce • 21 Mar, 2012
yeah i want to know how the load is distributed for extrnl and internal beams
CR is Class Room, its a school building.InfinityDidn't get your question. Please clear these things:
1. what does CR means.
2. By Load distribution you want to know what load each part of beam will bear?
yeah i want to know how the load is distributed for extrnl and internal beams
@Infinity • 22 Mar, 2012 • 1 like
Thanks for the clarification. As far as i can see, all these slabs are spanning in one direction only. And IS 456: 2000 specifies load distribution only for slabs spanning in 2 directions at right angle. I think you can apply that in this case as well (not a big issue). It will depend on the side lengths but as per the figure I think all 4 sides of class room are almost equal. so load distribution will be same else if sides are unequal follow fig7 in IS code at page 41. you will have to draw lines at 45 degree and accordingly distribute the load. I hope this helps.
@hareesh ce • 22 Mar, 2012
had a gr8 & valuable information.... thnku so much 😀
thanku very much bossInfinityThanks for the clarification. As far as i can see, all these slabs are spanning in one direction only. And IS 456: 2000 specifies load distribution only for slabs spanning in 2 directions at right angle. I think you can apply that in this case as well (not a big issue). It will depend on the side lengths but as per the figure I think all 4 sides of class room are almost equal. so load distribution will be same else if sides are unequal follow fig7 in IS code at page 41. you will have to draw lines at 45 degree and accordingly distribute the load. I hope this helps.
had a gr8 & valuable information.... thnku so much 😀
@Infinity • 23 Mar, 2012
You are welcome 😀 BTW I have just given an approach to proceed but if you are constructing this building then proper structural design is must for which you can use some software like STAAD.Pro/SAP/ETABS etc.hareesh cethanku very much boss
had a gr8 & valuable information.... thnku so much 😀
@Souravd • 30 Mar, 2012
I completely agree with you. Design will be much more viable if you use the design software.InfinityYou are welcome 😀 BTW I have just given an approach to proceed but if you are constructing this building then proper structural design is must for which you can use some software like STAAD.Pro/SAP/ETABS etc.
@rekcah • 02 Nov, 2012
just download ACI-318 in CHAPTER 13—TWO-WAY SLAB SYSTEMS, it explain how the loads distributed from the slabs to the beam
@ajay kudekar • 31 Aug, 2015
what is coupler in TOS? hou to clearify?
pleaseeeeee clear it.........
pleaseeeeee clear it.........
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