The ability of a floor to support a live
load. A live load generally consists of
three components:
The weight arising from the assembly
of persons;
The weight of the accumulation of
equipment and furnishings;
The weight of stored materials.
Live load should be clearly
differentiated from a dead load . Dead load
refers to the weight of the structural
member itself, e.g., the materials
incorporated in the structural member and
permanent equipment.
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