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    A one-way slab is defined as a flexural member with depth small relative to other dimensions that supports loads applied normal to and directly over its surface. It spans in one direction between parallel supports and is reinforced for flexure in only that direction. One-way slabs may be restrained or unrestrained at supports and include slabs, beams, girders, footings, and other members where bending occurs with axial load.

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    A one-way slab is defined as a flexural member with depth small relative to other dimensions that supports loads applied normal to and directly over its surface. It spans in one direction between parallel supports and is reinforced for flexure in only that direction. One-way slabs may be restrained or unrestrained at supports and include slabs, beams, girders, footings, and other members where bending occurs with axial load.

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    A one-way slab is defined as a flexural member with depth small relative to other dimensions that supports loads applied normal to and directly over its surface. It spans in one direction between parallel supports and is reinforced for flexure in only that direction. One-way slabs may be restrained or unrestrained at supports and include slabs, beams, girders, footings, and other members where bending occurs with axial load.

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    One Way Reinforced Concrete Slab

    A one-way slab is defined for purposes of this book as a


    flexural member with depth small relative to other
    dimensions, supporting (gravity) loads applied normal to and
    directly over its surface, spanning in one direction between
    parallel supports, and reinforced for flexure in that direction
    only. For purposes of analysis, one-way slabs may be
    restrained to any degree at the supports or may be
    unrestrained. A number of Code provisions refer to “flexural
    members,” which include one- and two-way slabs, beams,
    girders, footings, and, where bending exists with the axial
    load, walls and columns.
    One Way Reinforced Concrete Slab
    A. Solution (By Direct Counting)

    Given Data:
    Spacing of Main Reinforcement =15cm
    Temperature Bar Spacing = 30cm
    Size of the reinforcement = 12 mm diameter
    Type of reinforcement = One way

    1. Find the number of Main Reinforcements at 15. m spacing.

    5.70/.15= 38 pieces
    2. This 38 is the spacing between bars, and get the number of steel
    bars add 1.
    38 +1 = 39 pieces x 6.00 m main reinforcements

    this 39 bars are the alternate straight and bend bars

    3. Find the number of cut bars in between the bent bars.

    5.70/.30 +1 = (20 x 2 sides) = 40 pcs. At 1.40 m.

    4. Using a 6.00 meters steel bar. Divide by 1.40 to get the number of
    cut in one steel bar.

    6.00 m/ 1.40 = 4.28 cuts (use 4 disregarding .28)


    5. Divide the result of step 3 by this 4 cuts

    40/4 =10 pieces at 6.00 m. steel bars

    6. Find the reinforcement: add step 2 and step 5.


    39 + 10 = 49 pcs. 12 mm x 6.00 m
    Bar Number of Steel Bars per Square Meter
    Spacing
    6.00 M 7.50 M 9.00 M 12.00 M
    cm.
    10.0 3.764 2.937 2.421 1.769
    12.5 3.062 2.381 1.934 1.427
    15.0 2.584 2.004 1.636 1.197
    17.5 2.232 1.726 1.407 1.033
    20.0 1.980 1.528 1.258 0.914
    22.5 1.766 1.369 1.109 0.810
    25.0 1.627 1.250 1.014 0.736
    Bar Length of Steel Bars per
    Spacing in
    6.00 M 7.50M 9.00 M 12.00
    cm.

    .30 .40 .30 .40 .30 .40 .30 .40


    10.0 47.4 .632 .462 .616 .460 .614 .448 .598
    12.5 .316 .422 .307 .409 .295 .394 .293 .391
    15.0 .228 .303 .217 .289 .214 .285 .207 .276
    17.5 .168 .224 .162 .216 .158 .210 .153 .204
    20.0 .132 .175 .126 .168 .125 .167 .120 .160
    22.5 .110 .147 .102 .135 .099 .132 .095 .126
    25.0 .089 .118 .086 .114 .081 .108 .077 .103
    Two– Way Reinforced Concrete Slab
    When a reinforced concrete slab is supported
    by beams on all the four sides and the loads
    are carried to the supports along both
    directions, it is known as two way slab. In two
    way slab the ratio of longer span (l) to shorter
    span (b) is less than 2,
    Two-Way Reinforced Concrete Slab
    Bar Number of Steel Bars per Square Meter
    Spacing
    6.00 M 7.50 M 9.00 M 12.00 M
    cm.
    10.0 4.369 3.337 2.772 2.0
    12.5 3.603 2.662 2.245 1.6
    15.0 3.221 2.296 1.921 1.382
    17.5 2.647 2.025 1.650 1.196
    20.0 2.360 1.775 1.461 1.056
    22.5 2.168 1.601 1.312 0.907
    25.0 1.977 1.466 1.217 0.862
    Bar Length of Steel Bars per
    Spacing in
    6.00 M 7.50M 9.00 M 12.00
    cm.

    .30 .40 .30 .40 .30 .40 .30 .40


    10.0 .592 .896 .648 .863 .648 .864 .596 .794
    12.5 .416 .554 .420 .560 .431 .574 .421 .561
    15.0 .350 .466 .307 .409 .257 .343 .297 .396
    17.5 .247 .330 .231 .308 .223 .298 .206 .275
    20.0 .174 .232 .171 .227 .173 .231 .163 .217
    22.5 .168 .224 .150 .200 .148 .198 .130 .173
    25.0 .142 .189 .134 .178 .124 .152 .116 .155

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