Ground Snow Load in Roof Live Loads Formulas

Ground Snow Load is used in the determination of the design roof snow load of a site. And is denoted by P_g. Ground Snow Load is usually measured using the Pounds per Square Foot for Pressure. Note that the value of Ground Snow Load is always positive.

Formulas to find Ground Snow Load in Roof Live Loads

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Roof Live Loads formulas that make use of Ground Snow Load

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List of variables in Roof Live Loads formulas

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FAQ

What is the Ground Snow Load?

Ground Snow Load is used in the determination of the design roof snow load of a site. Ground Snow Load is usually measured using the Pounds per Square Foot for Pressure. Note that the value of Ground Snow Load is always positive.

Can the Ground Snow Load be negative?

No, the Ground Snow Load, measured in Pressure cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Ground Snow Load?

Ground Snow Load is usually measured using the Pounds per Square Foot[psf] for Pressure. Pascal[psf], Kilopascal[psf], Bar[psf] are the few other units in which Ground Snow Load can be measured.

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