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    Column Details

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    Vinod Masani
    This document provides typical lapping and splicing details for column bars in reinforced concrete structures. It shows lapping details with a lap length of 15 times the bar diameter or 50 times the bar diameter. It also shows splicing details with lower bars cranked into the position of upper bars and extra ties placed at the point of bend.

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    Column Details

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    Vinod Masani
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    This document provides typical lapping and splicing details for column bars in reinforced concrete structures. It shows lapping details with a lap length of 15 times the bar diameter or 50 times the bar diameter. It also shows splicing details with lower bars cranked into the position of upper bars and extra ties placed at the point of bend.

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    This document provides typical lapping and splicing details for column bars in reinforced concrete structures. It shows lapping details with a lap length of 15 times the bar diameter or 50 times the bar diameter. It also shows splicing details with lower bars cranked into the position of upper bars and extra ties placed at the point of bend.

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    Column Details

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    Vinod Masani
    This document provides typical lapping and splicing details for column bars in reinforced concrete structures. It shows lapping details with a lap length of 15 times the bar diameter or 50 times the bar diameter. It also shows splicing details with lower bars cranked into the position of upper bars and extra ties placed at the point of bend.

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    LAPPING

    50XDIA
    AS PER DESIGN

    15XDIA
    LAPPING
    50XDIA

    Splice
    P

    Splice
    P
    P
    > 2

    P
    > 2 Stirrups Through
    Beam Beam & Column Junction
    Stirrups Through
    Beam Beam & Column Junction
    Slope
    1 in 6 Lower bars cranked
    (max)
    HARD STRATA

    Slope
    DEPTH UPTO

    into the position inside


    1 in 6 upper bars
    (max) Lower bars cranked
    Extra ties at the
    into the position inside point of bend
    Extra ties at the upper bars
    (2 Nos.)
    point of bend
    (2 Nos.)
    DEPTH

    300 (or) Ld 300 (or) Ld


    TYPICAL SPLICING DETAILS OF COLUMN BARS
    1-SIDE REDUCTION FOR LESS THAN 6"
    TYPICAL LAPPING DETAILS OF COLUMN BARS
    LENGTH

    TYPICAL COLUMN
    ELEVATION

    SHAIK ZUBAIR AHMED GENERAL TYPICAL DETAILS


    COLUMN DETAILS GHMC & KUDA LICENCED STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
    SHEET-1

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