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    Plain & Reinforced

    Concrete-1CE-313

    Lecture # 2516th May 2006

    Analysis and Designof Slabs

    By Engr. Azhar

    Sixth TermCivil Engineering

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    Example: Design a cantilever projecting out from a roomslab extending 1.0m and to be used as balcony (LL = 300kg/m2). A brick wall of 250 mm thickness including plasterof 1m height is provided at the end of cantilever.

    fc = 17.25 MPa fy = 300 MPa

    Slab thickness of room = 125 mm. Slab bottom steel 1in thedirection of cantilever is # 13 @ 190 mm c/c.

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    Solution:

    1m

    125 mm cantilever

    2

    h1000L

    mm10632

    1251000L

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    Solution: (contd)

    mm8912

    1063

    12

    hhmin

    Let we use the same thickness as of the room

    minhmm125h

    d

    mm98720125d Main steel in cantilever isat the top

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    Solution: (contd)Slab Load

    2m/kg30024001000

    125Self weight of slab

    75 mm brick ballast/ screed2m/kg1351800

    1000

    75

    60 mm floor finishes

    2

    m/kg13823001000

    60

    Total dead load2m/kg573138135300

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    Solution: (contd)Slab Load

    2m/kg300Live Load

    100081.93006.15732.1u

    2

    u m/kN46.11

    m/kN46.11u

    For a unit strip

    1000

    81.919301125.02.1Pu

    kN65.5Pu

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    Solution: (contd)

    2

    LLPM

    2

    uuu

    kN65.5Pu

    1.063m

    m/kN46.11u

    2

    063.111.46063.165.5M

    2

    u

    mkN48.12Mu Per meter width

    3.1981000

    1048.12

    bd

    M2

    6

    2

    u

    0488.0

    f

    'f85.0

    y

    c

    0.0052

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    Solution: (contd)

    2

    s 510mm9810000.0052A

    d

    # 13 @ 380 mm c/calreadyavailable in the form half thebent up bar from the room slab

    2

    s mm342Ac/c380@13#

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    Solution: (contd)

    2168mm342-510 Remaining steel required at the top

    c/c400@10#

    Use

    c/c380@10#

    Distribution steel 2mm2501251000002.0

    c/c280@10#

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    Solution: #13 @ 380 c/c

    #10 @ 380 c/c

    #10 @ 280 c/c

    1500 mm

    Slab bottom steel

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    Two-Way EdgeSupported Slabs

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    Two-Way SlabsSlab resting on walls or sufficiently deep and rigid beams on allsides. Other options are column supported slab e.g. Flat slab,waffle slab.

    5.0L

    Lm

    y

    x

    Two-way slabs have two way bending unlike one-way slab.

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    Design Methods1. ACI co-efficient method2. Direct design method3. Equivalent frame method

    4. Finite element method

    Notes

    1. In two-way slabs shorter direction strip carry greater%age of load.

    2. Steel will be more in shorter direction.3. Shorter direction steel will be placed near the outer edge

    to get more d means more lever arm to get moreflexural capacity.

    Lx

    Ly

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    ACI Co-efficient MethodUnit width strip is taken in both directions. The strip isdesigned separately for +ve and ve moment.

    2

    nuu LCM C = ACI co-efficientu= Slab load

    C depends upon the end conditions of slab and theaspect ratio.Three tables are available for C

    Dead load positive moment

    Live load positive moment

    -ve moment

    M+coefficients are increasedby 25 % and M-coefficientsare reduced by 10 % to getthe result more closer toaccurate solution.

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    Minimum Depth of 2-Way Slab for DeflectionControl

    According to ACI-318-1963

    hmin= (inner perimeter of slab panel)/180 90 mm

    For fy= 300 MPa180

    LL2h

    yx

    min

    For fy= 420 MPa 165

    LL2

    h yx

    min

    According to ACI-318-2005

    9m36

    1500f8.0Lh

    yn

    min

    y

    x

    L

    Lm

    Ln = clear span in short direction

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    Example: Design the 4 marked slab panels of an ordinaryhouse. Use US customary bars. fc= 17.25 MPa fy= 300 MPa

    4500x

    7000

    6000x

    7000

    3500x

    6000

    6000x

    6000

    1 2

    3 4

    Wall thickness = 228 mm

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    Solution: Panel Edge ConditionsPanel # 1Lx= 4.5m , Ly= 7.0mm = 0.64 > 0.5, 2-way slab

    Panel # 2Lx= 6.0m , Ly= 7.0mm = 0.86> 0.5, 2-way slab

    Panel # 3

    Lx= 3.5m , Ly= 6.0mm = 0.58 > 0.5, 2-way slab

    Panel # 4Lx= 6.0m , Ly= 6.0mm = 1 > 0.5,2-way slab

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    Solution: (contd)Slab Thickness

    Generally same depth is preferred for one monolith slab.Calculate hminfor all the panels and select the largest value.

    9m36

    1500f8.0Lh

    yn

    min

    Panel # 1

    mm140964.036

    15003008.04500

    hmin

    Panel # 2

    mm150

    986.036

    15003008.06000hmin

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    Solution: (contd)

    Panel # 3

    mm117

    958.036

    15003008.03500hmin

    Panel # 4

    mm1339136

    15003008.06000

    hmin

    mm150h

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    Solution: (contd)Effective depth

    mm12327hd1

    For longer direction steel

    d2 d1

    Long direction steel

    Short direction steel

    mm1122101320hd2

    For short direction steel

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    Solution: (contd)Slab Load

    2m/kg36024001000

    150Self weight of slab

    75 mm brick ballast/ screed2m/kg1351800

    1000

    75

    60 mm floor finishes

    2m/kg13823001000

    60

    Total dead load2m/kg633138135360

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    Solution: (contd)Slab Load

    2m/kg200Live Load

    1000

    81.96332.11.2d

    2

    d m/kN45.71.2

    2L m/kg14.3100081.92006.11.2

    2

    u m/kN59.1014.345.7

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    Solution: (contd)Minimum Steel

    bh002.0Amins

    1501000002.0Amins

    2

    mins mm300A For a unit strip

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    Concluded