PKPM荷载的输入(国外英语资料).doc

PKPM荷载的输入(国外英语资料) [reproduced] load input inside PKPM The load between the beams in the PKPM is generally the load generated by the beam above the wall. When calculating, a common brick wall to wall (24 weight 18 is generally used in the common mechanism of brick, 19) KN/ square meters, 17 touch ash layer (lime mortar, mortar mix) KN/ square meters, so that the load per square wall is produced: 19 by 0.24+17 by 0.02, by 2=5.24 KN/ square meters (touch the ash layer generally take 20 thick, double touch ash, so multiplied by 2) Finally, the load on the beam is multiplied by 5.24 times the wall area on the beam. 5.24 is a use of a lot of data, familiar with the natural know, the calculation of the direct use. Load input in pkpm: When the building model is finished, the load on the beam will be included when the load on the floor is lost, then the load on the beam should be: so the load on the beam should include those? What should live loads include? What is the floor load conductance calculation? Does the dead load on the beam include?: Main beam: the weight of the beam + the weight of the load on the beam The main beam under the floor: the weight of the beam. Also, do not add the weight of the secondary beam on the main girder, the deadweight of the floor and the load on it Does the dead load on the column contain only the floor itself, the weight inside this section, plus the load above the floor? Thats correct, isnt it? : When the dead load and live load are arranged on the floor, the load of the beam is taken into account only when the weight of the beam itself is considered. Then, in the calculation of the load guide, all the load on the beam is calculated In general, as long as the input of live load and live load on the floor, attention should be paid to the dead load of the floor, including the floor weight (except for the automatic calculation of the hook and the weight of the floor slab). The program will automatically transfer the floor load to the beam,