Structural Engineering Mini Residential Project - Part 1

[@86gautamp]

I have liked it even before watching the video as I am pretty sure that it is going to be a great one.

[@ponariwilliam]

Beautifully curated!

[@webmeoc]

Should I assume d existing load as the dead load?

[@sujithpayyanur9624]

How to get planning portal drawing?

[@iaincrawford5472]

Another great video 🙌

[@engr810]

Dazz for the ease of understanding please write few commonly used beam and column sections in residential developments especially in alterations I.e removing inner load bearing wall between 3 to 7 m span for beam?

[@trolllovindaddy]

The editing on this video is 😘

[@seppecaals8696]

Hi Dazz! First of all, love the video’s. As a civil engineering technology student with a dream of one day starting my own company, this channel has been really helpfull in the past. I am currently working part-time in the industry and you have helped me a lot to make the first steps in improving through organisation, technology (tablet, concepts,…) etc. However, I was wondering how to configure the specifications. (or ‘lastenboek’ as we call it in dutch) any tips/tricks/software to use? Maybe an idea for a future video.. Kind regards, Seppe :)

[@EverydayDazz]

hey, really appreciate the comment! when you are asking about configuring the specification, do you mean for concepts app?

[@seppecaals8696]

@@EverydayDazz No, I mean the technical specifications correlated to the bearing structure such as description of work, material specifications, execution details, measurement etc. with refferences to european standards, … that are sent together with the structural plan in order to prevent mistakes and cover yourself in case of a dispute/error.

[@joaorangel9950]

how about the selfweight of the beams A, B and C?

[@EverydayDazz]

Should be considered but it is minimal

[@stanislavmoskalev8270]

Hey Dazz! Thanks for the great video. Just have a quick question, as opposed to using 2 - UB beams or 1 - UC to support two skins of brick. can we use PFC with a plate welded under?

[@EverydayDazz]

Two PFCs with a plate connecting them? Or one PFC with an extended plate to pick up other skin? Would avoid the latter due to torsion/twisting/overturning issues.

[@kehindemurisiku7166]

What are taking about