live load

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Englisch - Türkisch
hareketli yük
(Askeri) HAREKETLİ YÜK: Her türlü inşaatta; hareket etmekle inşaat elemanlarına tesir eden yükler ve kuvvetler

Relevante Übersetzungen

live load pier reaction
(Askeri) HAREKETLİ YÜK AYAK REAKSİYON: Hareketli yüke karşı köprü ayaklarında görülen reaksiyon
live load shear force
(Askeri) HAREKETLİ YÜK KESME KUVVETİ: Hareketli yükten meydana gelen kesme kuvveti
impact live load
hareketli yük çarpma tesiri
moving live load
hareketli yük hareketi
Englisch - Englisch
Temporary load that the roof structure must be designed to support, as required by governing building codes. Live loads are generally moving and/or dynamic or environmental, (e.g., people, installation equipment, snow, ice or rain, etc.)
Loads on a member that are not permanent and are likely to be moved at some point in the life of the structure They can be loads produced by the use and occupancy of the building These loads do not include dead load, wind load, snow load, or seismic load
a dynamic load (such as traffic) that is applied to a structure suddenly or that is accompanied by vibration, oscillation, or other conditions that affects its intensity
That part of a system load that may be added or deleted (i e Lights or scenery hung from a pipe batten)
A moving, variable weight added to the dead load or intrinsic weight of a structure or vehicle
Any load that is not permanently applied to the structure
a dynamic load such as vehicular traffic that is applied to a structure suddenly; also accompanied by vibration or movement affecting its intensity
The load to be carried by the pipe that is exerted by trucks, airplanes, trains, etc
The weight of people, things and materials that are not always present at the same place in a building
The weight of all nonpermanent objects in a structure, including people and funiture Live load does not include seismic or wind loading
The weight of snow, people, furnishings, machines, vehicles, and goods in or on a building
The weight of everything in a building, including people and furniture, which it is built to support, versus the dead weight (fixed) of the building itself
Any loading that is of a temporary nature such as snow, wind, earthquake, and construction loads
Any variable load that results from intended use of the structure during its life time
The moving load or variable weight to which a building is subjected, due to the weight of the people who occupy it, the furnishings and other movable objects
The variable weight per square foot to which a building is subjected Typical suburban live-loads may be in the 50-70 lbs per square foot range, while class A high-rises may offer 75-120 lbs per square foot This measurement may be critical for heavy file or equipment areas
a variable load on a structure e
Term sometimes used for IMPOSED LOADS
Any load which is not of permanent nature, such as snow, wind, movable concentrated loads, furniture, etc Live loads are generally of short duration
Any load considered temporary, such as snow, wind, construction workers, etc
Furniture, people, or other movable loads not included as a permanent part of the structure
That part of a system load that may be added or deleted (i e lights hung from a pipe batten)
a variable load on a structure (e g a bridge) such as moving traffic
a bridge such as moving traffic
Any load that occurs occasionally or moves from location to location
The load superimposed by the use & occupancy of a building
The total of all moving and variable loads that may be placed upon a building
is the weight of a structures non-permanent, moveable parts, contents, or people (Furniture, books, people in the room )
live load
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