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    This document summarizes the design of a two-way slab. It includes the basic dimensions and material properties used. It then calculates the loads on the slab and performs moment and steel reinforcement calculations at critical sections in both directions. It finds the required steel areas and checks that the provided steel exceeds this. Finally, it checks deflection and finds the slab design is adequate.

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    This document summarizes the design of a two-way slab. It includes the basic dimensions and material properties used. It then calculates the loads on the slab and performs moment and steel reinforcement calculations at critical sections in both directions. It finds the required steel areas and checks that the provided steel exceeds this. Finally, it checks deflection and finds the slab design is adequate.

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    This document summarizes the design of a two-way slab. It includes the basic dimensions and material properties used. It then calculates the loads on the slab and performs moment and steel reinforcement calculations at critical sections in both directions. It finds the required steel areas and checks that the provided steel exceeds this. Finally, it checks deflection and finds the slab design is adequate.

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    Two Adjacent Edges Discontinuous

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    This document summarizes the design of a two-way slab. It includes the basic dimensions and material properties used. It then calculates the loads on the slab and performs moment and steel reinforcement calculations at critical sections in both directions. It finds the required steel areas and checks that the provided steel exceeds this. Finally, it checks deflection and finds the slab design is adequate.

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    TwoAdjacentEdgesDisContinuous:

    Basic dimensions of slab

    Basic Ly/Lx ratio

    Clear cover to reinforcement


    Provided overall depth
    Effective depth
    Diameter of
    bar
    Select Grade of Concrete
    Select Grade of Steel

    Lx
    Ly
    2.6
    4.26
    1.638 <2
    Hence designed as two way slab
    25 mm
    160.00 mm
    130.00 mm

    d'
    D
    d

    =
    =
    =

    fck
    fy

    =
    =
    =

    10
    25
    415

    Dead load of the slab


    Floor finish(Roof
    finish)
    Live load

    DL

    4.000

    kN/m

    FF
    LL

    =
    =

    1
    3

    kN/m
    kN/m

    Total load

    TL

    8.000

    kN/m

    mm
    N/mm
    N/mm

    Load calculation :

    Moment and Area of Steel calculations:

    Span
    shorter
    longer

    Moment
    Coefficient

    Mu
    kN.m

    Mu/bd
    N/mm2

    Pt
    %

    Ast
    reqd
    mm

    Dia of bar
    mm

    Spacing
    mm

    Ast
    pro
    mm

    x neg

    0.083

    6.75

    0.40

    0.11%

    146.48

    10

    200

    392.70

    safe

    x pos

    0.062

    5.06

    0.30

    0.08%

    109.33

    10

    200

    392.70

    safe

    y neg

    0.045

    3.68

    0.22

    0.06%

    79.15

    10

    200

    392.70

    safe

    y pos

    0.034

    2.76

    0.16

    0.05%

    59.21

    10

    200

    392.70

    safe

    Check for Deflection


    The effective depth provided
    From figure 3 of I.S 456:1978 modification factor is
    Modification factor
    Required depth under deflection consideration

    130.000

    =
    =

    1.55
    105.61

    mm

    mm
    HENCE SAFE

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