Load Combinations The following table contains the results of several analyses for the reaction at the base of a frame. All forces are in kips. Component Horizontal Vertical Earthquake 3.00 2.58 Dead Live 0.66 2.50 0.99 3.75 Compute all the relevant load combinations for dead, live, and earthquake. Then answer the following questions. Give all answers in absolute value (no negative signs). 1) What is the the largest compressive force resulting from all the load combinations? 2) What is the largest tensile (uplift) force resulting from all the load combinations? 3) What is the worst shear (horizontal) force resulting from all the load combinations?

Load Combinations The following table contains the results of several analyses for the reaction at the base of a frame. All forces are in kips. Component Horizontal Vertical Earthquake 3.00 2.58 Dead Live 0.66 2.50 0.99 3.75 Compute all the relevant load combinations for dead, live, and earthquake. Then answer the following questions. Give all answers in absolute value (no negative signs). 1) What is the the largest compressive force resulting from all the load combinations? 2) What is the largest tensile (uplift) force resulting from all the load combinations? 3) What is the worst shear (horizontal) force resulting from all the load combinations?

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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