Wall And Roof On Flooring

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engineer28

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Hello, My first question is, is it correct to define the wall load on the floor as a linear load or do I need to distribute the wall load to the floor area? My second question is how wooden and reinforced concrete roof calculations are made? Help me with my urgent homework :(
 
In project designs, we make an effort to make our beams especially walls, but due to their design, partition walls come on floors. In such cases, it would be a more consistent approach to define a uniformly distributed load on the slab walls, as the engineer who makes the static calculations produces approximate solutions. It can be considered as a kind of precaution of theory in practice, by specifying the locations under the walls on the floor before the application and laying the distribution reinforcements under the wall. When it comes to wooden roof calculations, the static frame system in the carrier structures is solved the same, but the elastic modules of the materials, thermal, expansion coefficients, shear modules vary according to the material used as the carrier, so different carrying capacities are revealed during the investigations. You need to examine the load combinations in a wooden roof ts 498. After solving the wind load, snow load, ice load, heat calculations, you need to calculate the rivets for the wood.
 
Thank you very much for your time and attention. Likewise, if you have information for reinforced concrete roof, can you share it?
 
If you upload your project related to reinforced concrete roof, I can make a more accurate comment, if you want, upload your project. wood calculations in the joint details of Prf. Dr. I recommend you to obtain and review the steel and wooden structures book of Yalman Odabaşı. For combinations, there is the Building Construction Guide with Drawings by Francis DkChing and Cassandra Adams.
 
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