Live Load Sample Clauses

The 'Live Load' clause defines the maximum weight or force that a structure, such as a floor or roof, is designed to safely support during normal use. This typically includes movable objects like people, furniture, and equipment, but excludes permanent fixtures or the structure's own weight. By specifying these limits, the clause ensures that the building is used within safe parameters, thereby preventing structural failures and promoting occupant safety.
Live Load. A. The Tawatinâ Bridge SUP shall be designed to support the maintenance vehicle load specified in CAN/CSA S6, Section 3.8.11 as well as pedestrian loads.
Live Load. Defined in Section 15.2.‌ 2.37 Loan. Defined in Recital C. 2.38 Loan Agreement. Defined in Recital C. 2.39 Maximum Reimbursement Amount. Defined in Section 11.5.‌
Live Load per 1sqm in the ground floor. 1 ton per 1sqm in typical floors.
Live Load. Vertical Moving Loads –
Live Load. No impact from the footing level down
Live Load. The gangway shall be capable of sustaining a uniformly distributed live-load of 50 pounds per square foot.