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32.2. Loads
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- 1.
What is the weight of the roof slab in psf?
Hint
Look back at the roof load section.
- 2.
How do you convert a frame weight in kips to a uniform load per foot?
Hint
Refer to the frame load discussion.
- 3.
What is the roof load on the Magazini Generali?
- 98 psf
- 1.4 k/ft
- 13.6 kips
Hint
Think about how much weight is spread across the area.
- 4.
True or False: The frame weight contributes nothing to the total load on the structure.
- True
- False
Hint
Review the section on frame loads.
- 5.
If the roof changes to a heavier material weighing 120 psf and the frame remains at 13.6 kips, what is the new total uniform load?
Hint
Focus on recalculating the roof weight using the new value.
- 6.
The length of the span for the frame was mistakenly calculated at 70 ft instead of 63.6 ft. Recalculate the frame load.
Hint
Don’t forget to divide the frame weight by the new span length.
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