DEAD LOADS (per unit area): 4- CHANNEL BARS FOR RAFTERS1 5- CHANNEL BARS FOR PURLINS2 7 ANGLE BARS

FOR TRUSSES BEAM SELF WEIGHT 3272.616 N 2251.395 N 995.715 N 38160 N 44.679727 kN/roof area =1.148 kN/m2 THICK PLYWOOD FOR CEILING LIVE LOAD (per unit area): LR2 (Roof live load)3 750 N 0.399 kN /m2

LOAD COMBINATIONS (Force per area): 1.4D =2.166094193 kN/m2 1.2D + 1.6L = 3.0566521664 kN/m2

TRIBUTARY AREA A1 = 12.3594 m2 A2 = 12.7719 m2 A3 = 6.8906 m2 A4 = 6.8906 m2

L S A4 A2 A1 A3

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Weight per 6m length (6mm x 75mm x 150mm) = 83.4 kg Weight per 6m length (5mm x 50mm x 100mm) = 45.9 kg 3 2 Uniform live load for Tributary Area of 0-20 m taken from NSCP 2010 Table 205-3 4 Governing Ultimate Load

DESIGN OF BEAMS

Assume simply supported beam (FOR CONSERVATIVE DESIGN): BEAMS ALONG SHORT SPAN:
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Design for flexure Assume: 16 mm bars and 10 mm stirrups 200 mm x 300 mm beam fc = 21 Mpa fy = 275 Mpa

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Design for flexure Assume: 16 mm bars and 10 mm stirrups 200 mm x 300 mm beam fc = 21 Mpa fy = 275 Mpa

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DESIGN OF COLUMNS COLUMNS Reactions from beam along short span:

Reactions from beam along short span:

Load carried by column:

Dead load from weight of column:

Total Ultimate Load:

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DESIGN OF FOOTINGS