Environmental Sciences, asked by Ankushkumar4849, 1 year ago

What will be the rain load (in psf) if ds is 2 inches and dh is 1 inches?

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Answered by mahakincsem
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The correct answer is "15.6 psf"

Explanation:

Roof is designed for the rain loads that comes on it when primary drainage is blocked and the depth of water rises above the inlet of secondary drainage. This accumulated rain water will cause a uniform load on the roof. Following formula is used to calculate the load of rain water.

Rain load = 5.2 ( ds+dh)

Rain load = 5.2 (2 +1) =  15.6 psf

ds = depth of water upto the secondary inlet  of drainage in inches

dh = extra depth of water above the secondary inlet of drainage in inches

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