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    Slab Computation

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    This document provides instructions for calculating the quantity of steel reinforcement bars (rebars) needed for a concrete slab. It discusses slab dimensions and types of rebars. The main steps are: 1) Measure the slab dimensions and determine if it is one-way or two-way slab. 2) Calculate the quantity of main rebars (longest side) and distribution bars (shortest side) separately. 3) Use formulas to calculate the weight of steel bars based on their diameter and length. Sum the weights to get the total steel quantity.

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    This document provides instructions for calculating the quantity of steel reinforcement bars (rebars) needed for a concrete slab. It discusses slab dimensions and types of rebars. The main steps are: 1) Measure the slab dimensions and determine if it is one-way or two-way slab. 2) Calculate the quantity of main rebars (longest side) and distribution bars (shortest side) separately. 3) Use formulas to calculate the weight of steel bars based on their diameter and length. Sum the weights to get the total steel quantity.

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    This document provides instructions for calculating the quantity of steel reinforcement bars (rebars) needed for a concrete slab. It discusses slab dimensions and types of rebars. The main steps are: 1) Measure the slab dimensions and determine if it is one-way or two-way slab. 2) Calculate the quantity of main rebars (longest side) and distribution bars (shortest side) separately. 3) Use formulas to calculate the weight of steel bars based on their diameter and length. Sum the weights to get the total steel quantity.

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    Slab Computation

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    MARY ANN BERMIDO
    This document provides instructions for calculating the quantity of steel reinforcement bars (rebars) needed for a concrete slab. It discusses slab dimensions and types of rebars. The main steps are: 1) Measure the slab dimensions and determine if it is one-way or two-way slab. 2) Calculate the quantity of main rebars (longest side) and distribution bars (shortest side) separately. 3) Use formulas to calculate the weight of steel bars based on their diameter and length. Sum the weights to get the total steel quantity.

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    CE 411

    SLAB COMPUTATION
    REFERENCE TOPICS
    PREPARED BY:

    AR. ERNESTO B. BERMIDO, MSARCH


    How to calculate steel quantity for slab

    • Slabs are plan structures whose


    thickness is quite small as compare to
    another dimension. Slabs are mostly
    used in roof covering and floor in
    various shapes like square, rectangle,
    or circular. But here we will calculate
    only the estimate of the steel rod for
    Slab.
    Slab Reinforcing Steel Bars

    Here we will only discuss “How to calculate steel


    quantity for slab?”

    • Let us take an example, we have to calculate the


    quantity of steel of slab having dimension 9.0 M.
    (30ft.)as long span and 4.5M. (15ft.)as short
    span. The Longest side steel rod is called the
    main rods while the shortest side steel rods are
    called distribution bars.
    We will complete the numerical in three steps given below.
    • Remember That, the formula to calculate the
    weight of steel rod is given by,

    • W= D2/52.9 x Total Length (If the length is in feet


    and diameter is in mm)

    • and, W=D2/152.25 x Length (If the length is in


    meter and diameter in mm)

    • Here the length is in feet so, we will use the


    formula for length in feet.
    Calculated Weight of Bars
    How To Calculation RSB In Slab
    • In this exclusive civil engineering article you
    will learn how to make steel calculation in
    slab with steel calculation formula.

    • Mainly three types of RCC slab are found in


    construction work i.e.
    • 1. Flat slab
    • 2. One way slab
    • 3. Two way slab
    • Two types of steel reinforcement
    are provided in RCC slab - one is
    main bar that is useful for shortest
    distance with greater dimension
    and second one is distribution bar
    that is useful for longer distance
    with lesser dimension. It is also
    known as longer span bar.
    • Thumb rule for Steel essential for RCC slab
    should be 80 kgs/m3, then quantity of steel
    essential for 100 sq ft ( 0.944 m3) RCC
    slab is equivalent to 80 × 0.944 = 75.5 Kgs.

    • Mild steel bars (IS: 432, part-I -1982) are


    mainly provided for tensile stress of RCC
    (Reinforced cement concrete) slab, beams
    etc. in reinforced cement concrete work.
    These steel bars are plain in surface and
    contain round sections of diameter from 6
    to 50 mm.
    How To Find Steel Quantity In Slab
    • In order to calculate the quantity of steel in a RCC
    slab, the following steps are followed :-
    • 1. Create a bar bending schedule to categorize
    the bars for various shapes (bent up, straight
    anchor bar , eos bar, curtail bar etc) and dia’s.
    • 2. Make a list of all the shapes of bar available in
    the drawing.
    • 3. Compute the no of bars of each of those
    shapes.
    • 4. After that workout the cutting length of each of
    those bars with the following formula.
    • Cutting length of bar = length of the member -
    deduction for cover on both sides + development
    length
    • 5. After that workout the unit weight of each dia
    bars.
    • d^/162 where d denotes the dia in mm and weight
    (w ) should be provided in kg
    • 6. Then determine the weight of rebar with the
    following steel calculation formula.
    • Weight of rebar= no of bars x cutting length x unit
    weight
    • 7. Sum up all the weight to obtain the total steel
    quantity.
    ANOTHER SAMPLE
    THANK YOU…
    Have a nice day everyone…

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