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    One Way Slab

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    The document describes the design of a simply supported concrete slab on masonry walls. It provides requirements for the slab including clear span, live load, material strengths, and dimensions. It then calculates the factored load and moment, checks the effective depth requirement, and designs the reinforcement with bar diameter, area, and spacing.

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    The document describes the design of a simply supported concrete slab on masonry walls. It provides requirements for the slab including clear span, live load, material strengths, and dimensions. It then calculates the factored load and moment, checks the effective depth requirement, and designs the reinforcement with bar diameter, area, and spacing.

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    The document describes the design of a simply supported concrete slab on masonry walls. It provides requirements for the slab including clear span, live load, material strengths, and dimensions. It then calculates the factored load and moment, checks the effective depth requirement, and designs the reinforcement with bar diameter, area, and spacing.

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    One Way Slab

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    Dileep Gowda
    The document describes the design of a simply supported concrete slab on masonry walls. It provides requirements for the slab including clear span, live load, material strengths, and dimensions. It then calculates the factored load and moment, checks the effective depth requirement, and designs the reinforcement with bar diameter, area, and spacing.

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    One way slab

    Design a simply supported slab on masonry walls to the following requirements clear spam = 2.5m.

    Live load = 3000 N/m^2 3 KN/m^2


    Use M-20 grade concreteand Fe 415 steel Clear span = 2.5 m
    fck = 20 N/mm^2 fy = 415 N/mm^2
    Input:
    Assuming bearing = 200 mm 0.2 m
    Dia of bars = 10 mm
    Clear cover = 15 mm
    c/c distance b/w bearing = clear span+ bearing
    = 2.7 m 2700 mm

    d' = clear cover + dia/2 = 20 mm

    Thickness of slab

    Effective depth d= span/25 = 108 mm

    Say 110 mm 0.11 m

    Overall depth of slab


    D = d+ clear cover + dia/2 130 mm 0.13 m

    Effective span:
    Least of the following
    1 c/c distance b/w bearing = 2.7 m
    2 clear span + effective depth = 2.61 m

    Therefore, effective span Leff = 2.61 m

    Load calculation:
    Dead load = 3.25 KN/m^2 y = 25 KN/m^3
    Live load = 3 KN/m^2
    20mm thick floor finish = 0.48 KN/m^2 y = 24 KN/m^3
    0.02 m

    Total load W = 6.73 KN/m^2

    Factored load per m (Wu) = 1.5*W*1


    = 10.095 KN/m

    Factored moment Mu

    Mu = Wu*lef^2/8 8.596 KN-m

    Check for effective depth

    equating Mu = Mu,lim = 0.138fckbd^2 b per m, = 1000 mm

    d,req = MU/0.138fckb = 55.81 < d = 110 mm

    Area of rft
    Mu/bd^2 = 0.71

    Refer SP 16 Table - 2

    for fck 20 = N/mm^2 and fy = 415 N/mm^2

    Pt = 0.206

    Ast = ptbd/100 = 226.6 mm^2

    using 8 mm dia bars

    Area of one bar, ast = πd^2/4 = 50.27 mm^2


    spacing S = 1000ast/Ast 221.8247 mm

    Say = 220 mm

    Provide 8 mm dia bars @ 220 mm c/c

    Bending half of the bars @ 0.1 Ix from face of the support = 0.1*2.61 = 0.26 m

    Distribution rft

    Ast,min = 0.12%Bd = 156 mm^2

    Spacing:
    least of the following:
    1 Spacing of 8 mm dia bars = 1000ast/Ast,min
    = 322.215 mm
    2 spacing less than 5d = 550 mm
    3 450mm = 450 mm

    Say Sv = 322.215 mm

    Therefore, Sv = 300 mm

    Therefore
    Provide 8 mm dia bars @ 300 mm c/c

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