Q.2 Find out the load on interior column and exterior column of 1st storey and 3rd floor of a nine storey building. Live Load on even storey = 1500 N/m² Live Load on odd floor = 4000 N/m² Live Load on Roof=2000 N/m² Dead load of even floor = 3000 N/m² Dead load of odd floor = 3200 N/m² Dead Load of roof and G.F. N/m² 2800 Height of odd storey = 3.3 m Height of even storey = 3.82 m 4 m 3m2m Fig.Q2 H 2 m 1m 2 m

Q.2 Find out the load on interior column and exterior column of 1st storey and 3rd floor of a nine storey building. Live Load on even storey = 1500 N/m² Live Load on odd floor = 4000 N/m² Live Load on Roof=2000 N/m² Dead load of even floor = 3000 N/m² Dead load of odd floor = 3200 N/m² Dead Load of roof and G.F. N/m² 2800 Height of odd storey = 3.3 m Height of even storey = 3.82 m 4 m 3m2m Fig.Q2 H 2 m 1m 2 m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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