Feb 15, 2002 #1 licobrino Structural Feb 12, 2002 2 does anyone can give me a reference on the weight of different walls systems or a website with this kind of information? thanks a lot
does anyone can give me a reference on the weight of different walls systems or a website with this kind of information? thanks a lot
Feb 15, 2002 #2 LPPE Structural May 16, 2001 578 Quite a broad question. What kind of walls? Masonry? Depends on the thickness and grout spacings. Metal stud w/plywood? metal stud w/EIFS? Wood stud? If you are looking for a general answer, then usually a wall that is not masonry is about 10 psf. Upvote 0 Downvote
Quite a broad question. What kind of walls? Masonry? Depends on the thickness and grout spacings. Metal stud w/plywood? metal stud w/EIFS? Wood stud? If you are looking for a general answer, then usually a wall that is not masonry is about 10 psf.
Feb 17, 2002 #3 vonlueke Structural Dec 2, 2001 270 Also try http://www.huduser.org/publications/pdf/strdesign.pdf (1.7 MB), Table 3.0a, p. 11. Handy conversion factors are 47.8803 Pa/psf, 157.0875 (N/m^3)/pcf, 4.448222 N/lbf. Upvote 0 Downvote
Also try http://www.huduser.org/publications/pdf/strdesign.pdf (1.7 MB), Table 3.0a, p. 11. Handy conversion factors are 47.8803 Pa/psf, 157.0875 (N/m^3)/pcf, 4.448222 N/lbf.
Feb 18, 2002 #4 LPPE Structural May 16, 2001 578 ASCE-7 also has a Dead Load list of wall systems. Upvote 0 Downvote
