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Ground Floor Tbong Kmom-Market Noted Hypothese

This document summarizes the load assumptions for the structural design of a market building in Cambodia. It includes details on the building dimensions and materials used. For the ground floor structural analysis, the document calculates the dead and live loads based on material densities. The total superimposed dead load is estimated to be 1.70 kN/m2 and the total live load is estimated to be 4.70 kN/m2. Figures 1 and 2 illustrate the load areas applied to the floor.

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Ground Floor Tbong Kmom-Market Noted Hypothese

This document summarizes the load assumptions for the structural design of a market building in Cambodia. It includes details on the building dimensions and materials used. For the ground floor structural analysis, the document calculates the dead and live loads based on material densities. The total superimposed dead load is estimated to be 1.70 kN/m2 and the total live load is estimated to be 4.70 kN/m2. Figures 1 and 2 illustrate the load areas applied to the floor.

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NOTED HYPOTHESE

Project name: GROUND FLOOR TBONG KMOM-MARKET


Project location: Salab Village, Salab Commune Tbong Khmom District, Tbong Khmom
Province, Cambodia

Reported by: CHHET HYCHHY


Approved by: ENG PHEARUM
CONTENTS
I. INTRODUCTION..............................................................................................1
II. REFERENCES................................................................................................1
III. LOAD ON THE STRUCTURE.......................................................................2

FIGURE LISTS

Figure 1: Load Area Applying on Floor........................................................................3


Figure 2: Load Area Applying on Floor........................................................................3
I. INTRODUCTION
The structure design and analysis of a residential building are verified in order to provide
more reliabilities on the structural stability of the building. The detail of the building is
described as followed:
Type : Market building
Dimension : 72mx45m
Height : 17.5m

a) Objective

The objective of this work is;


Apply load Ground Floor
b) Material
Density of material (ASCE 7-10 page 399)
  20kN / m3
Tie : tie
  22kN / m3
Mortar: mortar
  18kN / m3
Ceiling: ceiling
  20kN / m 2
Plastering: Plastering
  19kN / m 2
Brick : brick
  18kN / m 2
Density of soil soil
 c  25kN / m 2
Density of concrete

Concrete grade:
a. C25 (Cylinder) For slab, beam, Pile cap, wall and other horizontal members.
b. C25 (Cylinder) For Column, and other vertical members.

Steel grade:
a. yield Strength: Fy = 235MPa (Round rebar)
b. yield strength: Fy = 390MPa (Deformed rebar)
II. REFERENCES

a) Design Code

 ASCE 7-10: Minimum Design Loads for Building and other Structures
-Foundation design.

 ACI318M-14: “Building Code Requirement for Structural Concrete”

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 AINI/AISC 360-10: “Specification for Structural Steel Buildings”

 Principle of Foundation Engineering_7th by BRAJA DAS.

 Harr, M.E. (1966). Fundamentals of Theoretical Soil Mechanics, McGraw-Hill, New


York.

 Jarquio, R.(1981). “Total Lateral Surcharge Pressure Due to Strip Load,” Journal of
the Geotechnical Engineering Division, American Society of Civil Engineers, Vol.
107, No. GT10,PP. 1424-1428.

 Pressures in Soil,” Journal of Geotechnical and Geo Environmental Engineering,


American Society of Civil Engineers, Vo. 131, No. 1, pp. 131-135.

 ACI-ASCE Committee 421, “Guide to Design of Reinforce Two-way slab systems”.

 BUNGALE. TARANATH, “Reinforced Concrete Design of Tall buildings”.

 Jack C. McCormac (5th), “Structural Steel Design”.

III. LOAD ON THE STRUCTURE

1.1 Gravity load on the floor

a. Dead load

DLtie  22kN / m3 10mm  0.22kN / m 2


DLmortar  22kN / m3  40mm  0.88kN / m 2
DLceiling  18kN / m3 10mm  0.18kN / m 2
DLPlastering  20kN / m3  10mm  0.2kN / m 2

Total super impose dead load

SDL  DLtie  DLmortar   DLwall partiction  1.70kN / m 2


LL  4.70kN / m 2

Note: For dead load brick wall 100mm are applying linear on beam.

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Figure 1: Load Area Applying on Floor

Figure 2: Load Area Applying on Floor

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