The plan of the floor and roof of an office building is shown in Figure 1(a). An elevation of the columns is shown in Fi

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The plan of the floor and roof of an office building is shown in Figure 1(a). An elevation of the columns is shown in Fi

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The Plan Of The Floor And Roof Of An Office Building Is Shown In Figure 1 A An Elevation Of The Columns Is Shown In Fi 1
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The Plan Of The Floor And Roof Of An Office Building Is Shown In Figure 1 A An Elevation Of The Columns Is Shown In Fi 2
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The plan of the floor and roof of an office building is shown in Figure 1(a). An elevation of the columns is shown in Figure 1(b). The floor and roof is a reinforced concrete slab, 150mm thick, supported by I-beam sections and I-beam column sections. Assume Grade 300W steel. In addition all external beams carry a loading due to the weight of a 280mm brick wall. The weight of concrete and brickwork is 24kN/m3 and 20kN/m3 respectively. Ignore the effect of wind loading. Determine and design as ECONOMICALLY as possible the beam and the entire column from roof to foundation level as indicated for you on the class list. The beams are laterally supported. Assume bolted end conditions. C1 C2 cз CA B1 H+ HT ht B8 B13 B2 5m B3 B9 B14 C5 C6 & B4 B10 C7 B15 C8 B5 B7 B11 B16 5m C9 Вв C10 B12 C11 B17 C12 主 士 生: -7m -7m -7m (a) Plan
4m 4m 4m (b) Elevation Figure 1
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