Which additional manuals are used for structural questions regarding formwork and construction loads?

• A. ASCE 37-14 and ACI 347-07
• B. ACI 318-14 and ASCE 7-10
• C. ASCE 36 and AISC 360
• D. ACI 301 and AISC 341

Answer: (A)

The correct choice highlights important resources pertinent to formwork and construction loads. ACI 347-07, titled "Guide to Formwork for Concrete," specifically addresses the detailing, design, and construction of formwork systems, ensuring safety and structural integrity during the placement of concrete. It provides guidelines aimed at understanding the loads that formwork can expect to bear, which is critical for preventing failures during construction.

Meanwhile, ASCE 37-14, "Design Loads on Structures During Construction," outlines the considerations for loads that structures may experience while under construction. This includes temporary conditions and load combinations that may not apply once construction is complete.

Together, these two manuals form a comprehensive understanding of the requirements necessary to design safe, effective formwork and to evaluate the loads that an under-construction building might experience. This is particularly important in ensuring that the construction process does not compromise the safety of workers or the integrity of the structure itself.

Other options may include relevant resources, but they do not specifically focus on the immediate concerns regarding formwork and the unique loading conditions of structures under construction as effectively as ACI 347-07 and ASCE 37-14 do.