Do not give answer in image and hand writing 8.0 mQuestion 5A reinforced concrete mezzanine floor slab is simply supported on steelbeams and columns as shown in the Figure Q5. Calculate the beam andcolumn loads using this design data:-slab thickness:--weight of screed:mass of steel beams:mass of steel columns:imposed load on slab:200 mm1.5 kN/m²120 kg/m100 kg/m4.5 kN/m²Column 1Beam AslabspanBeam B5.0 mBeam CBeam B5.0 m*5.0 m*5.0 mColumn 2Beam CColumn 1Beam BColumn 1Beam CColumn 2Beam CColumn 1Plan of Mezzanine FloorSimply-supported concrete slabsFoundation levelSection through Mezzanine FloorFigure Q5. A reinforced concrete mezzanine floor2.4mBeam A2020

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Question 5 A reinforced concrete mezzanine floor slab is simply supported on steel beams and columns as shown in the Figure Q5. Calculate the beam and column loads using this design data: 20 20 - slab thickness: - weight of screed: 200 mm 1.5 kN/m² - - - mass of steel beams: mass of steel columns: imposed load on slab: 120 kg/m 100 kg/m 4.5 kN/m²

Question 5 A reinforced concrete mezzanine floor slab is simply supported on steel beams and columns as shown in the Figure Q5. Calculate the beam and column loads using this design data: 20 20 - slab thickness: - weight of screed: 200 mm 1.5 kN/m² - - - mass of steel beams: mass of steel columns: imposed load on slab: 120 kg/m 100 kg/m 4.5 kN/m²

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