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EN 1991-1-3 Snow Load Calculator

Compute sk characteristic ground snow, roof shape coefficients μi, exposure Ce, thermal Ct, and design roof snow load s = μi · Ce · Ct · sk per EN 1991-1-3:2003. Mono, duo (balanced + drifted), multi-span valley, drift against taller wall. NL/DE/UK/FR/SE NAs. No sign-up.

Site & Country
Roof Geometry
Coefficients
EN recommended: use Annex C eq. C.1 (quadratic altitude correction). Select zone and altitude.
s = — kN/m²
s_k,0 (kN/m²)
0.56kN/m²
s_k (kN/m²)
0.56kN/m²
μ₁
0.8
C_e / C_t
1 / 1
Design s_max
0.448 kN/m²
s = μ₁ · C_e · C_t · s_k  (EN 1991-1-3 eq. 5.1)
Step-by-step
1. s_k,0 (sea level, zone NL1)0.56 kN/m²
2. Altitude correction (A = 0 m)→ s_k = 0.56 kN/m²
3. C_e (exposure)1
4. C_t (thermal)1
5. μ₁ (Table 5.2, α = 30°) 0.8
6. s = μ·C_e·C_t·s_k0.448 kN/m²
Load Cases (Duopitch)
Case μ slope 1 μ slope 2 s slope 1 (kN/m²) s slope 2 (kN/m²)
Undrifted (balanced) 0.8 0.8 0.448 0.448
Drifted I 0.4 0.8 0.224 0.448
Drifted II 0.8 0.4 0.448 0.224
ψ factorsψ₀=0.5   ψ₁=0.2   ψ₂=0
Indicative values. Verify s_k against official NA zone maps for permit drawings.
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