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    1. One-way slabs are supported continuously on two opposite sides, carrying loads in one direction called the span. 2. The design procedure for one-way slabs includes calculating thickness, bending moments, shear forces, reinforcement area and spacing, and checking requirements. 3. Distribution reinforcement is provided at 12% of the cross sectional area to distribute loading and for temperature and shrinkage effects.

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    1. One-way slabs are supported continuously on two opposite sides, carrying loads in one direction called the span. 2. The design procedure for one-way slabs includes calculating thickness, bending moments, shear forces, reinforcement area and spacing, and checking requirements. 3. Distribution reinforcement is provided at 12% of the cross sectional area to distribute loading and for temperature and shrinkage effects.

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    1. One-way slabs are supported continuously on two opposite sides, carrying loads in one direction called the span. 2. The design procedure for one-way slabs includes calculating thickness, bending moments, shear forces, reinforcement area and spacing, and checking requirements. 3. Distribution reinforcement is provided at 12% of the cross sectional area to distribute loading and for temperature and shrinkage effects.

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    1. One-way slabs are supported continuously on two opposite sides, carrying loads in one direction called the span. 2. The design procedure for one-way slabs includes calculating thickness, bending moments, shear forces, reinforcement area and spacing, and checking requirements. 3. Distribution reinforcement is provided at 12% of the cross sectional area to distribute loading and for temperature and shrinkage effects.

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    The key takeaways are that one-way slabs are supported continuously on two opposite sides so that loads are carried in one direction, and the design involves calculating thickness, reinforcement, shear capacity, and deflection according to code specifications.

    The main steps involved in designing a one-way slab are: 1) calculating thickness, 2) calculating ultimate moment and shear, 3) checking depth, 4) designing reinforcement, 5) checking minimum reinforcement, spacing and diameter, 6) checking shear, 7) checking deflection, 8) providing distribution reinforcement, and 9) detailing.

    The factors that determine the thickness of a one-way slab are the span to depth ratio and modification factors for tension reinforcement as specified in the code. The effective depth is calculated based on these factors.

    Design of One-Way Slabs 1

    Saurav Shrestha (Kantipur Engineering College)

    Design Steps of ONE WAY SLAB!


    INTRODUCTION:

    ONE WAY SLAB:

    One way slabs are those supported continuously on the two oppostite sides so that the loads
    are carried along one direction only. The direction in which the load is carried in one way slab is called
    the SPAN.

    One way slabs are usually made to span in shorter direction, since the corresponding bending
    moments and shear forces are the least.

    Distribution steels are provided to distribute any unevenness that may occure in loading and for
    temperature and shrinkage effects in that direction.

    NOTE:

    1. When the slab is supported only on two opposite sides, the slab bends in one direction only;
    hence, it is called a one way slab.
    2. When slab is supported on all four sides and the plan is a long rectangle,(i.e. length is greater
    than twice the width), the bending along longitudinal direction is negligible resulting one way
    slab.

    Figure 1. (a) One way slab with supports on two opposite sides and (b) One way slab with supports on all sides but length of
    longer direction is greater than twice the length of shorter side

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    DESIGN PROCEDURES OF ONE WAY SLAB


    1. Calculation of thickness.

    Thickness of slab is basically decided from span to depth ratio. The effective span to depth ratio
    is as explained in [Clause 23.2.1]…

    = basic value x modification factors

    Where,

    l = effective span, which is calculated as given in Clause 22.2 of IS CODE.

    d = effective depth

     Basic values are given by IS CODE Clause 23.2.1 (a), page 37.

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     Here, modification factors F2 and F3 are taken as unity (1) since compression steel is
    usually avoided and the section are to be designed as rectangular.
     Modification factor, F1 for tension reinforcement is usually taken 1.25.

    Hence effective depth can be calculated as

    d=

    2. Calculate ultimate moment and shear in shorter direction of slab, in 1000mm width of slab.

     For simply supported section,

    Ultimate Moment (Mu) =

    Ultimate shear force (Vu) =

     For continuous support, bending moment is calculated from Table 12 of IS Code.

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    3. CHECK FOR DEPTH

    The calculated depth of slab can be checked through following equation given in CODE [G-1.1(c)]

    The values of Xu,max/d for different grades of steel are as follows. (Page 70 of IS CODE)

     If Mu<Mu,lim , design the singly reinforced section


     If Mu>Mu,lim , increase the depth and design the singly reinforced section.

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    4. DESIGN OF REINFORCEMENT

    Design of reinforcement includes calculation of area of reinforcement, no. of bars and its spacing(S). The
    area of reinforcement can be calculated easily using following equation given in IS CODE ANNEX G [G-
    1.1(b)]

    The required area of steel, Ast is to be provided in 1000mm width. Instead of finding number of bars for
    1000mm width, find, Spacing(S) of the bars using following formula,

    S= x 1000

    5. CHECK

    i. Minimum reinforcement, Ast <Ast, min.


     As per Clause 26.5.2.1 of IS CODE,

    ii. Maximum Diameter


     As per Clause 26.5.2.2 of IS CODE,

    iii. Spacing
     As per Clause 26.3.3 of IS CODE.

    6. CHECK FOR SHEAR in 1000mm strip.

    Find

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    The permissible shear stress in concrete in beams without shear reinforcements Is given
    in TABLE 23 of CODE (page no. 84)

    7. CHECK FOR DEFLECTION CONTROL

    As mentioned earlier, F2 and F3 equal unity.

    We have now,

    , max = basic value x F1

     F1 = modification factor for tension reinforcement is calculated from fig.4


    of IS CODE.

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    Basic value is given as mentioned earlier.

    Check:

    , provided < , max

    8. PROVIDE DISTRIBUTION REINFORCEMENT

    For distribution reinforcement, the bars of same diameter as of main bars or smaller may be
    used. According to Clause 26.5.2.1 for distribution reinforcement we provide reinforcement
    12% of the total cross sectional area.

    i.e Ast = 0.12% of bD

    and spacing is calculated as S = x 1000

    9. PROVIDE DETAILING

    Detailing is done as per standard practice mentioned in SP 34.

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