Live load means the weight superimposed on the floors, roof and structural and nonstructural components of the dwelling through use and by snow, ice or rain.
Live load means the weight superimposed by the use and occupancy of the mobile structure including wind load and snow load, but not including dead load.
Live load means any load except a dead load.
Examples of Live load in a sentence
Live load imposed by vehicular traffic (to match HS2O Highway loading).
Live load shall be available at the site to provide suitable loading conditions at the time of testing.
Live load will be based on Cooper E-80 Railway Loading, using applicable formulas and computations performed by a registered professional engineer, State of Florida.
Live load AASHTO H-20, sixteen thousand pound (16,000 lbs.) wheel load.
Live load plus dynamic load allowance deflection does not exceed (1/425**) (1/800) (1/1000***) of span length (and 1/375) (1/300) of cantilever arm.
More Definitions of Live load
Live load means all loads except dead loads that may be imposed on a structure and wind loads will also be considered as live loads;
Live load means the total static weight of workers, tools, parts, and supplies that the equipment is designed to support.
Live load means a load whereby the Carrier and Depot co-load the trailer in accordance with Section 3.2 of the Agreement.
Live load means the load assumed to be produced by the intended occupancy or use, including distributed, concentrated, impact and inertia, but excluding wind loads;
Live load means weight at the rail of the crew and stock of a fully equipped Locomotive.
Live load. 100 psf or 300 pounds distributed over an area of 4 square inches, whichever produces higher stresses.
Live load means all loads except dead loads that may be imposed on a structure;