This document outlines British Standard BS 5977-1 from 1981 regarding the assessment of load for lintels. It provides guidance on evaluating loads on lintels supporting walls with and without openings.

2017年10月4日 · This post is an overview of the British standard BS 5977-1:1981 which looks specifically at the method for assessment of load for lintels. This applies to both steel lintels and prestressed concrete lintels.

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BS 5977-1:1981 ii' BSI 01-1999 Foreword This British Standard has been prepared under the d irection of the Elements and Components (of Diverse Materials) for Building Stan dards Committee and covers the design and use of all types of lintel (up to 4.5 m in span) in masonry. This Part describes a method for assessing the load carried by lintels.

Method for assessment of load carried by lintels in masonry of up to 4.5 metres in span for single storey buildings and of up to 3.6 metres in span for two or three storey buildings in normal …

BS 5977-1:1981 is a standard that provides a method for assessing the load carried by lintels in masonry structures. The standard specifically focuses on lintels with span lengths of up to 4.5 meters for single-story buildings and up to 3.6 meters …

This Part of BS 5977 describes a method for assessing the load carried by lintels in masonry: where lintels span up to 4.5 m in single storey buildings and up to 3.6 m in two or three storey buildings in normal domestic use; and

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Method for assessment of load carried by lintels in masonry of up to 4.5 metres in span for single storey buildings and of up to 3.6 metres in span for two or three storey buildings in normal domestic use. ; Deals with spans up to 4.5 metres (1-storey structures) and 3.6 metres (2- or 3-storey structures). Covers buildings used as homes.

Gives a method for assessment of load carried by lintels in masonry of up to 4.5m in span for single storey buildings and of up to 3.6m in span for two or three storey buildings in normal domestic use. Confirmed July 2015. 058012486X.