Chase Stanley 0792

Steel Construction
Dead Load Calculations:

Typical Bay Size:
30’x30’

Maximum Tributary Area per floor per Column:
30’x30’=900 sq. ft. x 3 floors=2,700 sq. ft.

Typical column size:
W10x45
Weight per typical bay:
(45 lbs./ln.ft.)(16 ln.ft.)= .72 k/bay

W-section girder size:
(30’x12)/16=22.5= W24x94
Weight per typical bay:
(94 lbs./ln.ft.)(60 ln.ft.)= 5.64 k/bay

K-series joist size (spacing 4’ on center):
(30’x12)/20=18= 18k6
Weight per typical bay:
(8.5 lbs./ln.ft.)(30 ln.ft.)(8 joists)= 2.04 k/bay

Deck Slab (for floor plates) size:
4”
Weight per typical bay:
(900 sq. ft.)(4/12)(0.150)= 45 k/bay

Total Dead Loads per typical bay:
53.4 k/bay

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Above you can see a typical bay size (30'x30') with concrete on metal decking.

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Above you can see a typical bay size (30'x30') with the tributary loads diagramed.



Occupancy Live Load:



Retail space: 30,000 sq.ft. /30 sq.ft. per occupant= 183



Theatre space: 3,100 sq.ft. /7 sq.ft. per occupant= 442



Kitchen space: 1,500 sq.ft. /200 sq.ft. per occupant= 8



Dining space: 3,000 sq.ft. /15 sq.ft. per occupant= 200



Common space: 1,500 sq.ft. /7 sq.ft. per occupant= 214



Lobby Space: 2,000 sq.ft. /7 sq.ft. per occupant= 285


Total Occupancy Load: 1,332
(1,132)(175 lbs avg. person)= 198,100=198.1 Kips