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Roof framing Nonbearing walls Ceiling joists 4. In the house shown below use the following values to calculate the required loads: a. House width = 30=0", Roof Overhang = 1"-O on each side. b. Roof Live load=50 PSF Snow load, 10 PSF Dead load c. Ceiling joist load = 20 PSF Live Load 10 PSF Dead Load d. Second floor load = 30 PSF Live Load 10 PSF Dead Load e. Weight of walls = 90 PLF What is the load (PLF) on the exterior (load bearing) second floor walls coming from the roof and part of the ceiling joists? What is the load (PLF) on the first floor exterior walls coming from the roof, part of the ceiling joists, part of second floor, and weight of second floor wall (ignore weight of nonbearing wall)? What is the load (PLF) on the first floor center (interior) wall coming from the weight of the ceiling joists, the second floor and the wall above on the second floor? (ignore the weight of non bearing wall) Wall framing Hoor framing Load-bearing C'bearing") walls Foundation and footing Roof framing Nonbearing walls Ceiling joists 4. In the house shown below use the following values to calculate the required loads: a. House width = 30=0", Roof Overhang = 1"-O on each side. b. Roof Live load=50 PSF Snow load, 10 PSF Dead load c. Ceiling joist load = 20 PSF Live Load 10 PSF Dead Load d. Second floor load = 30 PSF Live Load 10 PSF Dead Load e. Weight of walls = 90 PLF What is the load (PLF) on the exterior (load bearing) second floor walls coming from the roof and part of the ceiling joists? What is the load (PLF) on the first floor exterior walls coming from the roof, part of the ceiling joists, part of second floor, and weight of second floor wall (ignore weight of nonbearing wall)? What is the load (PLF) on the first floor center (interior) wall coming from the weight of the ceiling joists, the second floor and the wall above on the second floor? (ignore the weight of non bearing wall) Wall framing Hoor framing Load-bearing C'bearing") walls Foundation and footing

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