For the given framing plan. Assume all the column will act as pin/roller support to the beams and girders and all beams are simply supported beams. Use LL = 1.9kPa Specifications: Slab thickness: 120 mm; Beam Dimension: 200 mm by 250 mm; Girder Dimension: 250 mm by 300 mm; Material: Reinforced Stone Concrete; Floor Use: Basic Floor area of Residential House. a) Determine the total uniform load carried by Beam GH. (Answer should be in kN/m) b) Determine the concentrated load at point J due to transferred load from Beam IJ to Girder CF. (Answer should be in kN)

For the given framing plan. Assume all the column will act as pin/roller support to the beams and girders and all beams are simply supported beams. Use LL = 1.9kPa Specifications: Slab thickness: 120 mm; Beam Dimension: 200 mm by 250 mm; Girder Dimension: 250 mm by 300 mm; Material: Reinforced Stone Concrete; Floor Use: Basic Floor area of Residential House. a) Determine the total uniform load carried by Beam GH. (Answer should be in kN/m) b) Determine the concentrated load at point J due to transferred load from Beam IJ to Girder CF. (Answer should be in kN)

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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