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Permanent Load Values for Construction

This document provides load values for various construction materials like concrete, coatings, floors and metals. It also lists uniform distributed load values for different types of premises in residential, office, hospital, school buildings and other buildings.

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Permanent Load Values for Construction

This document provides load values for various construction materials like concrete, coatings, floors and metals. It also lists uniform distributed load values for different types of premises in residential, office, hospital, school buildings and other buildings.

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By way of information, we give below the permanent load values extracted from standard NF P

06-004 of May 1977 [1.9] (1).

These values apply to all construction calculations and can be used in the absence of other
indications given in the Special Contract Documents.

MATERIAL VOLUMIC
WEIGHT(
KN/m3)
CONCRETE
Mass concrete 22

Reinforced concrete 25

Light weight concrete 7.5 – 15.5

Asphaltic concrete 22
Solid blocks 19

Hollow blocks 9

Perforated bricks 13.5

Solid concrete blocks 21

Load-bearing hollow blocks 13.5

Concrete blocks full of 15


pozzolana or expanded slag

Concrete blocks filled with 8 – 8.2


autoclaved aerated concrete

COATINGS
Plaster 10

Mortar with hydraulic binders 15


Nature of floor Total height in cm Surface weight (KN/m2)
A. Solid reinforced Per cm 25
concrete slab
B. Ribbed floors with prefabricated joists or ribs cast in place, with concrete inter-joists (hollow
body), between axes: 60 cm.

- Assemblies with compression 12+4 2.5 – 2.6


table
16+4 2.75 _ 2.85
20+4 3.1- 3.3
25+5 3.6 - 4

FLOOR COATINGS
Cement mortar screed Per cm 0.2

Floating slab including underlay Per cm 0.22


C. Sealed tiles, including the 2 cm layer of laying mortar

- Thin porcelain stoneware (4.5 0.5


mm) format 5 x 5 and 2 x 2

- Porcelain stoneware (9.0 mm) 0.6


format 10 x 10

METAL COVERS

Nature of elements Kl/l/m2


Zinc (planking and battens included) 0.25

8/10 aluminum (corrugated sheets without 0.03


support)
8/10 aluminum (planking battens included) 0.17

Stainless steel (planking and battens included) 0.25

Corrugated sheet steel 8/10 galvanized 0.06


. EXPLOITATION CHARGES
BUILDINGS (NF P 06-001 of June 1986)
Limits of application of the standard
The standard (see [1.10]) deals with the operating loads of buildings, their method of evaluation and the
values of these loads to be introduced into the calculations.
It does not deal with the coefficients to be applied to them in the combinations of actions or with the
other values of these charges liable to intervene.
Operating expenses the minimum value of which can be generally fixed
a - Uniformly distributed loads
The basic values are given for a base area equal to 15 m2 and for normal use (current dynamic effects
taken into account but not including dynamic amplification phenomena).

1 - Load values depending on the type of premises

Nature of premises Load in KN/m2


Accommodation rooms, play rooms and nursery rest 1.5

Collective accommodation dormitories 2.5

Dining rooms, cafes and canteens (seats 100) 2.5

Offices proper 2.5

Meeting rooms with work tables 2.5


Various halls (station etc.) where the public moves 4

Exhibition halls; less than 50m2 2.5


More 50m2 3.5

Meetings rooms and places of worship with standing 5


assistance

Halls stands and bleachers of entertainment and 6


sports venues with standing places

Theatre and conference rooms, amphitheatres, stands 4


and seats

Community kitchens not including large equipment 2.5

Library reading rooms 4

Dance halls 5
Shops and annexes 5

Garages and parking lots for light cars 2.5


Balconies 3.5

Balconies of buildings open to public 6

Internal circulation in buildings (public) 5

Load values depending on the type of use


Residential buildings Load (KN/m2)
Housing including convertible attic 1.5
Balconies 3.5

Stairs excluding isolated steps, entrance halls 2.5


Attics proper 2.5
Cellar floors 2.45
Office buildings
Offices proper 2.5
Landscape offices 3.5
Circulation and stairs 2.5
Reception halls 2.5
Counter halls 4
Screening and conference rooms with limited 3.5
seats (less than 50m2)
Canteens 2.5 to 3.5
Meeting rooms with tables 2.5
Deposit area 3.5
Computer and reprography rooms 2.5
Hospital buildings and dispensaries
Bedrooms 1.5
Internal circulation 2.5
Operating rooms, plaster rooms, work rooms 3.5
For other services, the loads can be considered to 2.5
be
Other premises
Halls 4
General traffic 4
Offices 2.5
Staff and care stations 2.5
Classrooms 2.5
Premises with surface area less than 50m2 2.5
Sanitary 1.5
Kitchens 5
Laundries 3.5
Reserves, depots or storage rooms 3.5 to 6
School and university buildings
Classroom 2.5
Amphitheatre 3.5
Workshops, laboratories, heavy equipment to be 2.5
taken into consideration
Circulation stairs 4
Meeting rooms with standing assistance 4
Libraries 4
Areas for grouping, shelter, relaxation and play, 4
multipurpose rooms
Collective dormitory 2.5
Individual dormitory 1.5
Deposits, lingrre 4
Collective kitchens 5
Deposits from collective kitchens 6
Small dining rooms 2.5
Canteens 3.5
Collective sanitary facilities, medical and social 2.5
premises

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