Discuss Types and Sources of Loads

Q: Below are the elevation drawings of different buildings. Assume all 4 sides of each building have…

A: Base Area should be higher.

Q: Q4. With the aid of sketches, critically discuss the installation of an independence type of…

A: Required: To explain installation of independence type of scaffold system indicating functions of…

Q: What are the two main types of Structural Loads? Describe each briefly.

A: To find :  Two main types of structural loads .

Q: Define Wearing surface dead loads

A: The permanent load that is being constantly imposed by the wearing coat of a pavement is known as…

Q: Define Flood loads

A: The load expected to occur in case of floods due the the flood waters is called flood load. This…

Q: Define the concept of Design Loads ?

A: The concept of Design Loads are; A load is defined as the external force acting on the structure,…

Q: What is load testing and give some examples of it?

A: Load testing is a special type of software testing in which the software component or the system is…

Q: Define Modification Factors for Eccentric and Inclined Loads.

A: Modification factor for the column for inclined and eccentric loading: Eccentric loading: The load…

Q: Define the process of computing the design factored loads ?

A: The strength of structural members of reinforced cement concrete is determined with the help of…

Q: Choose the correct answer Temporary bridges are built from a-Stones b-Steel c-the wood d-Nothing…

A: The temporary bridges are mostly built by using the prefabricated steel girder, steel plates, and…

Q: What are the different types of wind load?

A: Moving wind generates load i.e wind load which acts horizontally on structures mainly high rise…

Q: how apply wind load on a structure....

A: Any structure is more than 15m in height then wind load is considered essentially. Wind exerts…

Q: Explain the BOUSSINESCTS FORMULA FOR POINT LOADS ?

A: A semi-infinite solid is the one bounded on one side by a horizontal surface here the surface of the…

Q: 1. State five different classifications of loads you know 2. List 3 types of loads 3. With the aid…

A: Solution of a given problem

Q: What is meant by LINE LOADS ?

A: The building regulations require that structures must be designed and built to be able to withstand…

Q: Define Water and stream loads

A: 1. Stream Load - It is defined as all the sediments carried by the stream of water with it. It can…

Q: Why foldable wagon is important for apartment/high rise building?

A: In this question we are asked to find importance of all types of foldable wagon specially in case of…

Q: Describe a condition where downdrag loads might be a problem.

A: Down drag is heap settlement in light of settlement of the encompassing soil. The bearing limit…

Q: Describe Pressure zones assumed for calculating strut loads.

A: Typical section showing different zones:

Q: identify the structural mechanisms by which lateral loads are resisted by the system?

A: There are mainly two loads gravity load and lateral loads are considered while designing a…

Q: Define the Hiley's formula ?

A: Hiley's formula to calculate the ultimate capacity of the pile is given by, Qup=ηHηbWHS+C2 Here, ηH…

Q: elow for member forces using any method of your choice..

A: given- a truss carrying a load of 25kn and 30kn at E, 47.4kn at C to find - forces in members

Q: The concrete girders shown in the photo of the passenger car parking garage span 30 ft and are 15 ft…

A: Let the center-center distance between girders=L1=15 feet                        Actual distance…

Q: 1) What are the three basic mechanisms - identifying arrangement and members - which can be used to…

A: To resist lateral loads, different structural structures are implemented depending on the condition…

Q: What is a dead load?

A: the load which is permanent with the structure and acts at all times is known as dead load.   you…

Q: Define Pedestrian live loads

A: Live loads- These are the loads in addition to the self weight of the structure. For example-…

Q: Define Normal load,

A: The load that acts perpendicular to the contact surface is known as a Normal load. In  simple cases…

Q: Why does the maximum snow load occur simultaneously with the maximum dead and live loads?

A: The design of a structure consists of considering all the loads acting on the structure so that the…

Q: Define Earth pressure loads

A: Pressure is defined as force acting per unit area of the body.

Q: he applied loads. Is the knowledge of the size of the structure necessary? 60° B 3L C 60° 60° E 1L…

A: degree of static indeterminacy, Ds = m+r-2j m = total number of members = 7 r = = total number of…

Q: When is it necessary to full plank a scaffold platform? O Sec 130 (1)(a) O Sec 133 (2) O Sec 135…

A: Sec135 (1)(b) specifies the necessity of full plank of scoffolding platform to be provided if it is…

Q: Classify a column that carries an ultimate axial load

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Q: Define Load Combinations

A: Answer Load CombinationA load combination is the result of more than one load applied to the…

Q: What do you mean by Wind loads on structure

A: Load: It is defined as the force applied to the structure which tends to produce displacements or…

Q: Define Ice loads

A: Ice structure interactions can be carried out by means of various experimental stands. We perform…

Q: Define snow loads ?

A: Load: It is defined as the force which is applied to the structure which tends to produce…

Q: Explain a suitable structural form for a 12 km bridge to be built crossing a valley. Justify your…

A: Generally, six forms of structural bridges are there- Beam bridges. Arch bridges. Truss bridges.…

Q: A ) praw shear force and Bendinj moment

A: Calculation of reactionsRA+RB=2×12+8RA+RB=32Kn        -1Now ∑MB=0RA×12=2×12×6+3+8×3RA=20 KnFrom…

Q: Define live loads ?

A: Live load refers to a load that do or can change over time such as people walking around a building…

Q: Define Fluid loads

A: Fluid loads : Fluid loads are the gravity loads of liquid or solid materials in equipment and piping…

Q: What are the common loads carried by a building and explain the load path.

A:

Q: Explain Full-scale load tests.

A: Full-scale load tests : To examine the structural adequacy and efficiency  Full scale test is done .…

Q: discuss briefly FIVE (5) significances of scaffolding specification towards in construction work

A: Significances of scaffolding :   Followings are some significance of the scaffolding  ... Safety…

Q: Define Earthquake loads

A: Earthquake load has a totally different nature than different sorts of loads .While different loads…

Q: Define Shear load,

A: Shear loads are characterized as powers applied to an example digression to the stacking hub, yet…

Q: Define Transient loads

A: The force acting on the building or structure is defined as loads. Loads can be live load, dead…

Applications of Concrete Framing Systems

A concrete frame is a structure formed by the interconnection of beams and columns to form a structural network. In simple terms, it is the basic skeletal structure of a building or any construction. The concrete framing structure is built on a concrete foundation that forms the base of the entire structure. The concrete frame system is built to support floors, roofs, walls, beams, rafters, joists, etc.