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Design for a Pedestrian Bridge at a Railway Station

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Design for a Pedestrian Bridge at a Railway Station

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Design for a pedestrian Bridge at a Railway station 2Annotate diagrams of the structure, identifying all dead loadsIntroductionLoads are very fundamental and very key consideration in the course of designing and developing structures since they clearly outline the various dimensions and the any forces that act on the particular designed structure.[ CITATION NY15 \l 2057 ] They are most often dependent and influenced by the intention for which the particular structure is put up and therefore in the course of coming up with accurate, optimum and a better value for a particular design, it is therefore especially very essential and necessary to apply ultimately very real design loads in the process of designing a given structure.[ CITATION Ste \l 2057 ] Below is an annotation of the same structure and of a local bridge.Dead loads would actually refer to the value of the particular given weight of the structure itself and some of the components which have an attachment to the particular given structure, for example the metal structure, length and other fundamental structural and nonstructural elements of the given particular object which in this case is a structure.For the case of a bridge structure, the dead loads would entail the particular accurate weight of the bridge itself, the structure and the value of the weight of its divisions and/or partitions, the given weight of the wall components and materials, weight of the top of the structure and all the structural components of the structure.The focus on the weight of the construction materials, for instance giving few of examples of a case of the following materials such as copper, steel, concrete, cement, brick, bronze, brass, aluminium, iron, lead, limestone, marble among others.The value of the weight of the equipment’s such as machine used for example escalators, lifts, feeders, heating equipment’s, mixing machineries and many other machines which are used on the given construction processes.Additional loads also have certain values which are really not worth neglecting in the course of the process of designing the structure, differences between the estimated and the actual weights.
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