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For normal building structure the regular center to center distance between two column sections are considered as 12'0” to 16'0” distance, which is approximately 3m to 5m distance under normal condition.

Columns should be preferred to be positioned at the corners of the building and at the intersection of beams. They should be placed in such a way that the bending moments will be reduced in the beams. Avoid larger spans of beams. Avoid larger centre to centre distance between columns.

Always plan a column layout on a grid. Maintain equal distance between the centres of two columns. If using the minimum size of column 8” x 8” (200mm x 200mm) distance should not more than 3.5 m centre to centre of column distance.

Based on dynamic layout technology, column layouts provide the ability to display main content, such as a work item, alongside supporting content, such as an attachment. There are three types of column layouts: Two Column (Sidebar-Main) Two Column (Main-Sidebar) Three Column (Sidebar-Main-Sidebar)

Columns should be preferred to be positioned at the corners of the building and at the intersection of beams. They should be placed in such a way that the bending moments will be reduced in the beams. Avoid larger spans of beams. Avoid larger centre to centre distance between columns.

Positioning of columns Columns should preferably be located at (or) near the corners of a building, and at the intersection of beams/walls. > Select the position of columns so as to reduce bending moments in beams.

Usually, columns are oriented in such a way that it falls in line with the masonry walls having no offsets in any direction. 3. The sectional length of the column should be in the major plane of bending. This helps to enhance the moment-resisting capacity of the column.

Always plan a column layout on a grid. Maintain equal distance between the centres of two columns. If using the minimum size of column 8” x 8” (200mm x 200mm) distance should not more than 3.5 m centre to centre of column distance.

For normal building structure the regular center to center distance between two column sections are considered as 12'0” to 16'0” distance, which is approximately 3m to 5m distance under normal condition.

Columns should be preferred to be positioned at the corners of the building and at the intersection of beams. They should be placed in such a way that the bending moments will be reduced in the beams. Avoid larger spans of beams. Avoid larger centre to centre distance between columns.

Always plan a column layout on a grid. Maintain equal distance between the centres of two columns. If using the minimum size of column 8” x 8” (200mm x 200mm) distance should not more than 3.5 m centre to centre of column distance.

Based on dynamic layout technology, column layouts provide the ability to display main content, such as a work item, alongside supporting content, such as an attachment. There are three types of column layouts: Two Column (Sidebar-Main) Two Column (Main-Sidebar) Three Column (Sidebar-Main-Sidebar)

Columns should be preferred to be positioned at the corners of the building and at the intersection of beams. They should be placed in such a way that the bending moments will be reduced in the beams. Avoid larger spans of beams. Avoid larger centre to centre distance between columns.

Positioning of columns Columns should preferably be located at (or) near the corners of a building, and at the intersection of beams/walls. > Select the position of columns so as to reduce bending moments in beams.

Usually, columns are oriented in such a way that it falls in line with the masonry walls having no offsets in any direction. 3. The sectional length of the column should be in the major plane of bending. This helps to enhance the moment-resisting capacity of the column.

Always plan a column layout on a grid. Maintain equal distance between the centres of two columns. If using the minimum size of column 8” x 8” (200mm x 200mm) distance should not more than 3.5 m centre to centre of column distance.