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Problem 1: The frame shown represents the front part of a simple one bay structure in...

Problem 1: The frame shown represents the front part of a simple one bay structure in North York. The structure comprises a floor slab monolithically connected to the longitudinal and transverse beams. The structure is to be designed for snow, self-weight, and an earthquake force accounting for 12% of the building weight acting at the center of mass (slab center). Find the design values for ULS (moment, shear and axial load) of the column at the base, at the beam ends and at the beam midspan. Provided are the typical moment diagrams for a portal frame under various load conditions. 


Slab thickness = 200mm; Beam web: height = 600mm: depth = 300mm; Column = 400x400mm building height = 3m (to slab top) 


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