Consider the floor plan shown in the figure. Given: X=30 ft. -6 @ 6.67= B2 G3 BI GI Cz 83 2010-20 5@8-40° Compute the tributary area for floor beam B1 by simplified load distribution and actual load distribution. The tributary area (47) for floor beam B1 by simplified load distribution is The tributary area (47) for floor beam B1 by actual load distribution is

Consider the floor plan shown in the figure. Given: X=30 ft. -6 @ 6.67= B2 G3 BI GI Cz 83 2010-20 5@8-40° Compute the tributary area for floor beam B1 by simplified load distribution and actual load distribution. The tributary area (47) for floor beam B1 by simplified load distribution is The tributary area (47) for floor beam B1 by actual load distribution is

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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