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    The document outlines 4 loads that must be considered to measure the total load on a footing: the self load of columns multiplied by the number of floors, the self load of beams multiplied by the number of floors, the load of walls onto the column, and the total load on slabs including dead and live loads.

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    The document outlines 4 loads that must be considered to measure the total load on a footing: the self load of columns multiplied by the number of floors, the self load of beams multiplied by the number of floors, the load of walls onto the column, and the total load on slabs including dead and live loads.

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    Load Transfer

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    The document outlines 4 loads that must be considered to measure the total load on a footing: the self load of columns multiplied by the number of floors, the self load of beams multiplied by the number of floors, the load of walls onto the column, and the total load on slabs including dead and live loads.

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    Four loads are to be considered in order to measure total load on the footing:

    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.

    Self load of the column x Number of floors


    Self load of beams x Number of floors
    Load of walls coming onto the column
    Total Load on slab (Dead load + Live load)

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