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    The document computes the live load for each span of Frame I of a second floor plan. It lists the uses of each span, including storage, restrooms, corridors, activity areas, a coffee shop, and retail stores. It then calculates the minimum uniform live load in kilonewtons per meter for each span based on tables from the National Standard Code of Practice, ranging from 8.4 to 36 kn/m. A diagram isolates and labels the loads on each span of Frame I.

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    The document computes the live load for each span of Frame I of a second floor plan. It lists the uses of each span, including storage, restrooms, corridors, activity areas, a coffee shop, and retail stores. It then calculates the minimum uniform live load in kilonewtons per meter for each span based on tables from the National Standard Code of Practice, ranging from 8.4 to 36 kn/m. A diagram isolates and labels the loads on each span of Frame I.

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    Second Floor Live Load Computation - Frame I: 36 KN/M 35.4 KN/M 22.8 KN/M 27.7 KN/M 28.5 KN/M 16.8 KN/M 28.5 KN/M 36 KN/M

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    SECOND FLOOR LIVE LOAD COMPUTATION - Frame I

    From NSCP Section 205 Live Loads


    Table 205-1 Minimum Uniform and Concentrated Live Loads

    Span 1-2 - Storage Room and Amusement Tom's World (Recreational Area)
    6.0 Kpa (3.5m) + 3.6 Kpa (4m) = 35.4 Kn/m
    Span 2-3 - Restroom and Amusement Tom's World (Recreational Area)
    2.4 Kpa (3.5m) + 3.6 Kpa (4m) = 22.8 Kn/m
    Span 3-4 - Corridor and Amusement Tom's World (Recreational Area)
    3.8 Kpa (3.5m) + 3.6 Kpa (4m) = 27.7 Kn/m
    Span 4-5 - Corridor
    3.8 Kpa (7.5m) = 28.5 Kn/m
    Span 5-6,6-7 - Activity Area (Assembly Area)
    4.8 Kpa (3.5m) = 16.8 Kn/m
    Span 7-8 - Activity Area and Coffee Shop
    4.8 Kpa (3.5m) + 4.8 Kpa (4m) = 36 Kn/m
    Span 8-9 - Corridor
    3.8 Kpa (7.5m) = 28.5 Kn/m
    Span 9-10 - Supply store and RRJ Store
    4.8 Kpa (7.5m) = 36 Kn/m
    Span 10-11 - Bank Office
    2.4 Kpa (3.5m) = 8.4 Kn/m
    Span 11-12 - Corridor
    3.8 Kpa (3.5m) = 13.3 Kn/m

    Isolate Frame I

    35.4 Kn/m
    22.8 Kn/m

    27.7 Kn/m

    36 Kn/m

    28.5 Kn/m

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