Dead Loads (self-weight): Explained in 1-minute.

Dead loads typically refer to the self-weight of structural elements themselves. However, total dead loads can include superimposed dead loads.

Sun 11th Sep 2022 by ilyas

In this article, we will explain the basic concept of dead loads.

What are Dead Loads?

Dead Loads, as the name implies, are loads that do not change over time. Typically, this refers to the self-weight of the structural elements themselves (for example, the weight of the building Columns or beams).

When referring to total dead loads, the meaning is extended to include superimposed dead loads (such as floor finishes or ceiling services).

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