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K i sh l o k x u j a l i k b i n o l a r i g a only with agriculture

buildings (greenhouses, barns, warehouses for agricultural products, etc.) where production processes are carried out.

K a v a t l a r b u y i ch a b i n o l a r is divided into single-storey and multi-storey buildings.

Multi-storey buildings (civil buildings) are divided into:

- low floor (1-2 floors)

- multi-storey (3-9-storey)

- Expected, elevated buildings (10-16 floors)

tall buildings (unlimited storey buildings)

Industrial buildings can be single-storey or multi-storey. The following requirements apply to buildings:

Functional requirements, ie compliance with the purpose of Google. In this case, it must have the necessary qualities of use, and with it must ensure the well-being of people living and working conditions.

Technical requirements. Execution of their constructions in accordance with the laws of structural mechanics, structural physics and chemistry. In doing so, the designer must identify and take into account all the impacts on the building

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External influences are conditionally divided into strong and weak (load-bearing) effects, respectively.

Strong effects include:

Constant - the effect of the surface weight of the building and ground pressure on its underground elements;

Temporary loads are loads that are stored for a long time, loads coming from the weight of permanent elements of the building (for example, curtains).

Short impact - from the weight of moving equipment (e.g. cranes in industrial buildings), people, furniture, blind, under the influence of wind;

Significant, special (special) - from seismic impacts, explosions, etc.

Weak effects include:

- temperature effects;

- the effect of atmospheric and soil moisture;