Unit weight of concrete=150 pcf
Slab thickness=8"
Self weight of slab=(8/12)*150=100 psf
Area of cross section of beam=12*18/144=1.5ft²
Weight of beam=1.5*150/1000=0.225 kip/ft
Superimposed deas load=12 psf
Live load for office space=50 psf
Farctored load on slab=1.2*100+1.6*50=200 psf
Factored weight if beam=1.2*0.225=0.27 kip/ft
Tributary area of column=18.5*21=388.5 ft²
Factored load on column from slab=200*388.5/1000=77.7 kips
Factored load on column from beam weight=18.5*0.27=5 kips
Therefore total factored load on column from each typical floor=77.7+5=82.7 kips
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