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    This document discusses the design of two-way solid slabs. It defines two-way slabs as slabs supported on all four sides where the L/S ratio is less than or equal to 2. The bending moments in two-way slabs depend on the spans in both directions and support conditions. Formulas are provided to calculate the bending moments for simple supported and continuous slabs. Minimum thickness requirements are also outlined based on span ratios. An example problem is worked through analyzing and designing a continuous slab. Reinforcement is designed for flexure and crack control and detailing requirements are discussed.

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    This document discusses the design of two-way solid slabs. It defines two-way slabs as slabs supported on all four sides where the L/S ratio is less than or equal to 2. The bending moments in two-way slabs depend on the spans in both directions and support conditions. Formulas are provided to calculate the bending moments for simple supported and continuous slabs. Minimum thickness requirements are also outlined based on span ratios. An example problem is worked through analyzing and designing a continuous slab. Reinforcement is designed for flexure and crack control and detailing requirements are discussed.

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    This document discusses the design of two-way solid slabs. It defines two-way slabs as slabs supported on all four sides where the L/S ratio is less than or equal to 2. The bending moments in two-way slabs depend on the spans in both directions and support conditions. Formulas are provided to calculate the bending moments for simple supported and continuous slabs. Minimum thickness requirements are also outlined based on span ratios. An example problem is worked through analyzing and designing a continuous slab. Reinforcement is designed for flexure and crack control and detailing requirements are discussed.

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    RCC1 - Lec10

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    This document discusses the design of two-way solid slabs. It defines two-way slabs as slabs supported on all four sides where the L/S ratio is less than or equal to 2. The bending moments in two-way slabs depend on the spans in both directions and support conditions. Formulas are provided to calculate the bending moments for simple supported and continuous slabs. Minimum thickness requirements are also outlined based on span ratios. An example problem is worked through analyzing and designing a continuous slab. Reinforcement is designed for flexure and crack control and detailing requirements are discussed.

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    ‫ميحرلا نمحرلا هللا‬ ‫بسم‬

    Design of Reinforced Concrete


    Structures 1

    By:
    Dr: Maaz osman Bashir
    Assistant Professor
    Nov-2021

    Design of R,C Page 1


    Lecture No (10)

    Design of Two- Way Solid Slabs

    Introduction
    • RC Slab: RC Slab stands for a horizontal structural component of
    steel reinforced concrete.
    • Generally, the thickness of RC Solid slab varies from 75mm to
    150mm.
    • RC Solid Slabs are frequently applied as floorings, ceilings etc.
    Slabs are supported on two sides only or contain beams on all four
    sides.
    • Slabs in buildings are usually used to transmit the loads on floors
    and roofs to the supporting beam
    • A two-way solid slab supported on all four sides, but L/S≤2 are
    classified as two-way slabs.
    • Main reinforcement is placed in the shorter direction, while
    the longer direction is provided with shrinkage reinforcement to limit
    cracking

    Design of R,C Page 2


    Two way slab:
    • When a slab is supported on all four of its sides it effectively spans
    in both directions, and it is sometimes more economical to design the
    slab on this basis.
    • The amount of bending in each direction will depended on the two
    spans and the conditions of restraint at each support
    Design of R,C Page 3
    Bending Moment
    M= C *wu*Lx2
    M= C* wu*S2
    Simple supported slab
    Mx=
    ᾳx* wu*L2x
    My= ᾳy* wu*L2x
    continuous slab

    Mx= ẞx* wu*L2x


    My= ẞy* wu*L2x
    Coefficient moment ) For Simple supported slab)
    . Long span/ short span = L/S = Ly/Lx

    Design of R,C Page 4


    Coefficient moment.continuous slab

    Design of R,C Page 5


    Design of R,C Page 6
    ACI Code Specifications for Two -Way Slab Design:

    1. Minimum Slab Thickness:


    • To control deflection, ACI Code
    • specifies minimum thickness values for two-way solid slabs.

    Minimum thickness (not less than) :

    Minimum thickness (not less than) :

    . Where:
    Ln = clear span in long direction,
    ẞ = ratio of clear span in long direction to clear span in short
    direction ( L/S)
    ẞs= average value of constrain for all members

    Design of R,C Page 7


    Example :
    Analysis and design the continuous slab. If finishing load
    1kN/m2& L L=3KN/m2. Ϫc= 24KN/m3, fc= 21Mpa & fy- 250Mpa

    SOLUTION
    1-Type of slab

    Design of R,C Page 8


    3- Bending Moment

    4-Check thickness according shear

    Design of R,C Page 9


    5-Check thickness according Flexure

    6-Design of the main Reinforced

    Design of R,C Page 10


    7.Secondary Reinf
    Amin = 0.0018BXH
    = 0.0020X1000X120=240 mm2
    .n= Asmin/ Ab= 240/78.5 = 4
    S= b/n= 1000/4= 250 mm
    Use D10 @ 250 mm C/C/m
    8. Check crack:
    a. for Main Reinf

    B. For secondary Reinf

    Design of R,C Page 11


    9.Detail of Reinf

    10.Construction of slab reinforcement :

    Good Luck
    3-11-2021
    Design of R,C Page 12

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