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based on calculation of load of a building

05/10/2009 9:53 AM

please explain me so as how to calculate load of a building in a tabular form
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Re: based on calculation of load of a building

05/10/2009 7:23 PM

"please explain me so as how to calculate load of a building in a tabular form".

Never had to work on a building in tabular form, but for a regular building you can refer the the US NEC Article 220. You will have to dig it out for yourself.
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Re: based on calculation of load of a building

05/11/2009 3:32 AM

CR4's answers are straight text, not tables, usually.

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05/11/2009 8:51 AM

Uh, I did get one in binary once.

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