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DRAWINGS REQUIRED FOR SITE: 1.Center line marking 2.Foundation drawings 3.plenth beams drawing 4.BBS 5.Beams and columns drawing. 6.Slab details. 7.Electrical and pumbing. LOADS OF THE STRUCTURE: All columns 0.2X0.3m (height of ech column=8m) All beams 0.3x0.45m (all the beams are same size) Slab thickness…
Sandeep Sathi
updated on 03 Dec 2021
DRAWINGS REQUIRED FOR SITE:
1.Center line marking
2.Foundation drawings
3.plenth beams drawing
4.BBS
5.Beams and columns drawing.
6.Slab details.
7.Electrical and pumbing.
LOADS OF THE STRUCTURE:
All columns 0.2X0.3m (height of ech column=8m)
All beams 0.3x0.45m (all the beams are same size)
Slab thickness 0.125m
Slab dimentions:ground slab=32’6x37”=11.27mX11m=123.97m^2
1st floor slab=47’3”X40’=14.417x12.192=175.77m^2
Wall height 3.5m
1.Dead load:
1.Weight of all coumns= (volume of column X unit weight of colums)lets calculate the column wt upto slab from floor height i.e 8=m
= (0.2x0.3x x8)(25)=12kn (repeat it for all the beams.)
2.Weight of all beams= (volume of beams X unit weight of beams)lets calculate the beas wt per meter length i.e L=1m
=(1x0.3x x0.45)(25)
=3.375Kn pre 1m length of columns
3.weight of slab=volume of slab X unit weight of slab
G.F=(0.125X123.97)X25
=387.40KN
1ST FLOOR SLAB=(0.125X175.77)X25
=549.28KN
4.weight of wall=area of wall X height of wall X(unit weight of brick masonary)assuming 9” wall for outer and 4” for inner.
=(0.230X1X3.5)X(20)
=16.1kn per meter(outer wall)
=(0.130X1X3.5)X20
=9.1kn per merer (inner wall)
2.Live laod:
As per IS875 part-2
All rooms and kitchen=2.0 kn/m^2
Toilets and bath rooms=2.0 kn/m^2
Balconies=3.0kn/m^2
All other=3.0kn/m^2
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