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Slab Design
SLAB
3.1
INTRODUCTION
Reinforced concrete slabs are one of the most widely used structural elements. In many
structures, in addition to providing a versatile and economical method of supporting gravity
loads, the slab also forms an integral portion of the structural frame to resist lateral forces.
Usually a slab is a broad, flat plate, with top and bottom surfaces parallel or nearly so. It may be
supported by reinforced concrete beams, by masonry or reinforced concrete walls, by structural
steel members, directly by columns, or continuously by the ground.
3.2
TYPES OF SLAB
l1
l1
l2
l1
>2
(a) One- way slab
l2
>2
SLAB
l2
l1
l2
l1
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3.3
Slab thickness is determined according to ACI Code 9.5.2 as given in Table 3.1
Members
wc = 145 pcf
wc =90120 pcf
fy = 60.000 psi
Simply supported
l/20
l/24
l/28
Cantilever
l/10
Multiply
by Multiply by
(1.65-0.005wc)
fy
but > 1.09
0.4 +
100,000
(1) h6 in next
higher in
(2) h > 6 in next
higher in
Span length l is in inches, as defined by ACI Code 8.7 given in Fig. 3.2(a), (b), & (c)
h
psf
12
Unit weight of concrete (145 ~ 150 pcf for normal weight concrete )
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Design moment is determined by using ACI Moment Coefficient (ACI Code 8.3.3) as given in
Table 3.4.
d=
Mu
f
f yb(1 0.59 y )
f c
/
Where, b = 0.85* 1
fc
87000
*
f y 87000 + f y
4000 psi
1 = 0.85
fc
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Design is ok.
la
t
l= la + h la + t
(a) Slabs not built integrally with the support (ACI Code 8.7.1)
h
la
l= la + t
la
t
(c) Slabs built integrally with support
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Moment Coefficent
1
1
1
1
9
1
1
4
1
1
4
1
9
1
9
1
2
4
1
1
4
1
1
4
1
1
6
1
9
1
1
1
1
1
6
1
1
6
unrestrained.
1
1
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
6
1
1
0
1
2
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
6
1
1
0
1
1
1
1.15 w2
w
2
w = Total factored load per unit length of beam or per unit area of slab
l = Clear span for positive moment and the average of two adjacent clear spans
for negative moment.
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Assume a (hints: a =
0.3d)
(As) trial =
(a)
corrected
Mu
f y d a 2
As f y
0.85 f cb
(As) corrected
A s, corr
No
As, trial
Yes
OK
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Spacing 3h or 18 in,
but
whichever is smaller
> 1.5 h
0.11 * 12
As
in c/c
Reinforcement is provided normal to main reinforcements. ACI Code 7.12.2.1 provides required
area of temperature and shrinkage reinforcement as given in Table 3.5.
> 0.0014
0.0018 60,000
fy
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Spacing 5h
or
18 in , whichever is smaller
wu ln
2
Wu l n Wu d
)
2
12
= 0.85
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l2/ 4
'_zoom
l2/ 4
l2/ 4
'_zoom
l2/ 3
l2
l 2/ 3
6"
l2/ 3
6"
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Main positive
reinforcement
Temperature
& shrinkage
reinforcement
Negative
reinforcement at
discontinuous edge
Negative
reinforcement at
continuous edge
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SLAB
3.4
ACI Code 13.5.1 states that a slab system shall be designed by any procedure satisfying
conditions of equilibrium and geometric compatibility, if it is shown that the design strength at
every section is at least equal to required strength, and that all serviceability conditions,
including limits on deflections, are met.
According to ACI Code 13. 5.1. 1, all Two-way slab system are to be analyzed and designed
either by the Direct Design Method or the Equivalent Frame Method for gravity loads only.
For lateral loads, separate elastic analysis should be worked out. ACI Code 13. 5.1.3 permits the
combining to the gravity load analysis with the result of lateral load analysis.
Adaptation of any one of the two methods demands fulfillment of certain requirements.
However, when the requirements are not met, an old procedure is still followed by the Engineers
as specified in 1963 ACI Code, named as Coefficient Method.
General
The design is based on equivalent rigid frame system as shown in Figure 3.5.
ACI Code13. 2.1 specifies:
Width of equivalent frame = l2
Width of column strip =
1
1
l1or l 2
2
2
whichever is less
The equivalent frames are considered in both longitudinal and transverse directions.
The panels shall be rectangular, with the ratio of the longer to the shorter spans
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The successive span lengths in each direction shall not differ by more than one
successive column.
Loads shall be due to gravity only and live load shall not exceed 2 times the dead
load.
l2
H.M.S
Interior
Equivalent
Frame
C.S
l2
H.M.S
l2
Exterior
Equivalent
Frame
l2
H.M.S
C.S
l1
l1
H.M.S = Half Middle Strip;
l2
2
l1
C.S= Column Strip
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If beams are used on the column lines, the relative stiffness of the beams in the
1l
2
2
2 l 21
< 5.0
= in direction of 1
2 = in direction of 2
=
Ecb I b
Ecs I s
ACI Code 13.6.1.8 allows the deviation from above limitations, if it can be shown that the
requirements of ACI Code 13.5.1 (as stated in section 3.4) are satisfied.
3.4.1.3
ACI Code 9.5.3 specifies the minimum thickness for two- way slab system
Table 3.6: Minimum thickness for slab without beams (ACI Table 9.5.c)
Yield
strength
fy psi
40,000
60,000
75,000
Interior
panels
Without
Without
edge
edge
beams
beams *
ln
ln
ln
33
36
36
ln
ln
ln
30
33
33
ln
ln
ln
28
31
31
h > 5 in ( ACI Code 9.5.3.2.a)
Interior
panels
Without
Without
edge
edge
beams
beams a
ln
ln
ln
36
40
40
ln
ln
ln
33
36
36
ln
ln
ln
31
34
34
h > 4 in (ACI code 9.5.3.2.b)
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For slabs with beams along exterior edges, the value of for edge beam shall not
be less than 0.80.
For f y between given values the minimum thickness should be obtained by linear
interpolation.
Table 3.7 : Minimum thickness for slab with beams (ACI Code 9.5.3.3)
fy
ln(0.8 +
The provisions of
Table 3.4 shall
apply
h=
200,000
36 + 5 ( m 0.2)
h > 5 in
fy
)
200,000
36 + 9
ln(0.8 +
h=
h > 3.5 in
For edge beam > 0.80 , otherwise h min as provided by column (2),
(3) must be increased by 10% in the panel with edge beam (3) (ACI
Code 9.5.3.3. d)
1
Mo, of an interior equivalent frame.
2
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SLAB
The total factored static moment, Mo is distributed to the negative and positive zone of a
equivalent frame according to ACI Code 13.6.3.2 and 13.6.3.3 as given in Table 3.8.
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Mo
0 .6 5 M o
0 .6 5 M o
0.63Mo
Mo
0.75Mo
Case 2
0 .5 7 M o
Mo
0 .1 6 M o
0 .7 0 M o
0.52Mo
Mo
0.26 Mo
0.70Mo
Mo
0.30 Mo
0.70Mo
0.35 Mo
0.65Mo
0.65Mo
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The longitudinal negative and positive moments are for the entire width of equivalent frame.
Each of these moments is to be distributed proportionately among column strip and two half
middle strips following ACI Code 13.6.4. Before distribution of moment the following 3
parameters are to be obtained:
l2
l1
E I
Stiffness ratio, = cb b
E cs I s
E C
Ratio
t = cb
2 Ecs I s
Aspect ratio
Table 3.9 : Percentage of longitudinal moment in column strip (ACI code 13.6.4.2.1, 13.6.4.2,
13.6.4.4)
0.5
100
1.0
100
2.0
100
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l2
l1
Ratio of flexural stiffness is related to slab with beams either on all sides or on edge only. For
slab without beams e.g. flat plate or flat slab, = 0.
=
E cb I b
E cs I s
Ib = k
bw h 3
12
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h w 4h f
b w +2h w bw + 8h f
Is =
bh 3
12
h = slab thickness
b = l2 for interior equivalent frame, or
= l2/2 for exterior equivalent frame
It should be determined in both directions.
t =
Calculation of Ratio t
Ecb C
2 Ecs I s
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Torsion Constant
ACI Code 13.7.5.1 specifies that torsional members shall be assumed to have a constant cross
section throughout their length consisting of the largest of (a), (b) and (c) as shown in Figure 3.8.
ACI Code 13.0 defines torsion constant as:C=
x x 3 y
0
.
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3
y
Where two steel layers (along two directions, perpendicular with each other) are in contact, the
larger d is assigned to the steel of greater moment ( i.e. steel for greater moment shall be placed
near to either top or bottom face ).
Large d = h clear cover (min in) - d b + d b in
Short d = h clear cover - d b in
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direction
hf
of
moment
Flat plate
Torsional member
t
t
Slab
beam
Slab with beam
Column
b e=(bw+h w) (b w+4h f )
b e=(bw+2h w) (b w+8h f)
hf
h w4h f
h w4h f
h w4h f
h
hw
bw
bw
Edge beam
Interior beam
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y1
y1
X1
X1
y2
y2
C1
X2
C2
X2
C=Larger of C1 and C2
y1
x1
1
y2
Y2
2
C2
C1
X2
X2
C=Larger of C1 and C2
t1
t2
Imaginary beam
t1
t2
x
hf
Short direction
Long direction
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A s , min = bh
= minimum steel ratio for temperature and shrinkage as shown in Table 3.5
A s, provided > A s , min (OK)
Otherwise provide A s , min
N=
As
,
Ab
Spacing =
b = width of strip
According to ACI Code 9.5.3 control of deflection is achieved by providing the slab thickness in
accordance to Table 3.6 and Table 3.7. For details see section 3.5.
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Straight Bars: Straight bars are generally used throughout, although in some
cases positive moment steel is bent up where no longer needed, in order to provide for
part or the entire negative moment requirements.
Spacing:
Concrete Cover: Minimum concrete cover = in. Figure 2.10.a. (ACI Code
7.7.1).
Effective Depth: When bars are placed in perpendicular layers either on top or
bottom together, stacking problem arises. The inner steel will have an effective depth 1bar diameter less than the outer steel. For relatively larger moment bars in one direction
are provided with greater d. Details in Figure 3.10.a & Figure 3.10.b.
Corner Reinforcement: In slabs with beams between supports, with value >
1.0, special top and bottom reinforcement shall be provided at exterior corners. Details in
Figure 3.11. (ACI Code 13.3.6).
Slab with Drop Panel: Detail dimensions are shown in Figure 3.12. (ACI Code
13.3.7).
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SLAB
h
3
4"
min
3
4"
min
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SLAB
6"
Anchorage
40
SLAB
L/5
L/5
L/5
L/5
l
5
l
5
D iagonal type
(Providedin band)
T opba r
B otto m b ar
G ride type
l
5
(Provided in tw o layers)
l
5
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h
t
t
b
min 41
b 61 l1
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SLAB
Figure 3.13 : Minimum extension for reinforcement in slabs without beams (ACI Figure 13.3.8)
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SLAB
3.4.2.1 General
The EFM is an alternate method to the DDM for computing longitudinal moments and shear for
gravity loads in slabs, supported on column or walls. ACI Code Commentary R13.7 states that
EFM involves the representation of the three dimensional slab systems by a series of twodimensional frames that are then analyzed for loads acting in the plane of the frames.
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SLAB
l2 h 3
Is =
12
Variation in Is along axis of slab-beam shall be taken into account. The first
change from midspan Is occurs at the edge of drop panels, the next occurs at the edge of
the column or capital. (ACI code 13.7.3.2)
Is
l 2
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SLAB
I=
c2 c13
I c = 12
Variab
le
I=
c1
Figure 3.16 : Column area for moment of inertia
c E cc I cc
lc
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SLAB
C 2 C13
12
9E
cs
l 2 1 C 2
l2
` Sign implies that Kt of the transverse member in each side of interior column
is computed separately and added. For exterior columns, there is only one transverse
member.
For beam along center line of column Kt should be corrected.(ACI Code 13.7.5.2 )
I
K t,corrected = Kt * sb
Is
Isb = Moment of inertia of slab with a beam
Is = Moment of inertia of slab without such beam
1
1
+
Kc Kt
Kc = Kc1 + Kc2
s E cs I s
l1
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s1
k s1
+ k
KS2
ec 1
KS2
+ K S 3 + K ec 2
DF
KS2
DF
DF
k s1
k ec1
k s2
K s3
+ K S 3 + K ec 2
DF
DF
k s3
K ec 2
k ec1
k s1 + k ec1
k ec 2
k s 2 + k s 3 + k ec 2
Carry over factors (C.O.F) and moment coefficient (M) for slab beam are obtained from
Appendix C-1, 2, 3)
The longitudinal moments of equivalent frames are obtained by Moment Distribution Method.
For different loading conditions distributed negative and positive moments are
computed. Maximum moments are taken as design moment.
Live loading pattern is known, frame shall be analyzed for that load. ( ACI Code
13.7.6.1)
3
Variable LL, but LL < DL, then maximum factored moment occur at all sections
4
with full LL on entire slab system. ( ACI Code 13.7.6.2)
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3
DL, three loading case to be considered : (ACI Code
4
13.7.6.3)
wu l2 l n2
Mp =
8
When a slab system satisfy the six imitations of DDM, but are analyzed by EFM,
Mo
as
further reduction in computed moments are permitted to the proportions of
MT
such,
Design moments < Mo
(ACI code 13.7.7.4)
MT = total panel moment
Mo =
Wul2 ln2
8
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According to ACI Code 13.7.7.5 the distribution of longitudinal moments to column strip and
half middle strips to be done as mentioned in step 4 of section 3.4.1.3.
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3.4.3.1 General
The method makes use of tables of moment coefficient for a variety of conditions. These
coefficients are based on elastic analysis but also account for inelastic redistribution. This
method was recommended in 1963 ACI Code for the special case of two-way slabs supported on
four sides by relatively deep, stiff, edge beams.
lb
la
4 ; C.
la
2 ;M
la
la
4;CS
lb
4 ;C
lb
2;
lb
4 ;C S
Figure 3.18 : Elements of two- way slab with beam by coefficient method
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P
3.5 in, P = panel perimeter
180
wu = 1.4 D + 1.7L
D = dead load = wc *
h
psf
12
; wc = 150 lb
la
lb
Case type is identified from end conditions. Using the value of m corresponding moment
coefficients are obtained for respective case type:
Ca, neg and Cb, neg are obtained from Appendix D-1.
Ca, dl, pos and Cb, dl, pos are obtained from Appendix D-2.
Ca, ll, pos and Cb, ll, pos are obtained from Appendix D-3.
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1
Ma, pos
3
1
Mb, pos
3
d=
Mu
f yb(1 0.59
fy
)
f c
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Short Direction
Midspan
Continuous Edge
Discontinuous Edge
Long Direction
Midspan
Continuous Edge
Discontinuous Edge
Bars selected for middle strip are used in column strips, with the spacing 3/2 times that in the
middle strip, but spacing < 2h.
Percent of total load as transmitted in each direction is obtained from Appendix D-4 Load per
foot on the beams are determined.
The shear to be transmitted by the slab to these beams is = beam loads
Shear at critical section at a distance d from beam face = V u
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3.5
CONTROL OF DEFLECTION
3.5.1 GENERAL
ACI Code Commentary R 9.5.1 establishes two methods for controlling deflections:
When there is need to use member depths shallower than are permitted by Table
3.4 & Table 3.5 or when members support construction is likely to be damaged by large
deflections, deflections should be calculated and compared with ACI Code limiting
values as given in Table 3.13.
Immediate deflection is also termed as Short-Term deflection and calculated using the formula
given in Table 3.11.
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or
M b, pos ,ll
M b = Unfoctored moment =
1.4
or
M b, pos ,ll
1.7
in long direction
Determination of Ie
Where, M cr =
fr I g
yt
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y t = distance from centroidal axis of gross section, neglecting reinforcement, to extreme fibre in
tension, in.
f r = modulus of rupture of concrete, psi.
f r = 7.5
f c/
For light weight concrete one of the following modifications shall apply:
Initial deflections increase significantly if dead loads sustain over a long period of time, due to
the effects of shrinkage and creep According to ACI Code 9.5.2.5
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long = d,short *
Where, =
1 + 50 /
5 years or more
12 months
6 months
3 months
2.0
1.4
1.2
1.0
TOTAL DEFLECTION
total = long + l ,short
Deflection should be calculated along both direction and maximum values will be considered.
(ACI Code 9.5.2.6)
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Type of member
Deflection to be considered
Deflection
limitation
l
180
l
360
l
480
3.6
l
240
Introduction:
The strip method is a lower bound approach, based on satisfaction of equilibrium requirements
everywhere in the slab. By the strip method a moment field is first determined that fulfills
equilibrium requirements, after which the reinforcement of the slab at each point is designed for
this moment field. The strip method gives results on the safe side, which is certainly preferable in
practice, and differences from the true carrying capacity will never impair safety. The strip
method is a design method, by which the needed reinforcement can be calculated. It encourages
the designer to vary the reinforcement in a logical way, leading to an economical arrangement of
steel as well as a safe design.
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Condition-1:
The simplest load distribution is obtained by setting k = 0.5 over the entire slab, as shown in
figure below. The load on all strips in each direction is then w/2, as illustrated by load dispersion
arrows in figure. This gives maximum design moments
m x = my =
wa 2
16
a
A
A
X
a
(d) mx across
X=a/2
w/2
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Condition-2:
An alternative, more reasonable distribution is shown in figure below. Here the regions of
different load dispersion, separated by dash-dotted discontinuity lines, follow the diagonals,
and all of the load on any region is carried in the direction giving the shortest distance to the
nearest support. The solution proceeds, giving k values of either 0 or 1, depending on the region,
with load transmitted in the direction indicated by the arrows in figure. For a strip A-A at a
distance y a/2 from the X-axis, the design moment is
mx =
wy 2
2
a
A
A
Wa2/2
y
a
X
(d) mx across
X=a/2
y
(b) wx along A-A
Wy2/2
(c) mx along
Figure 3.21: Square slab with load dispersion lines following diagonals
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Condition-3:
A third alternative distribution is shown in figure below. Here the division is made so that the
load is carried to the nearest support, as before, but load near the diagonals has been divided,
with one-half taken in each direction. Thus k is given values of 0 or 1 along the middle edges and
value of 0,5 in the corner and center of the slab. For an X direction strip along section A-A, the
maximum moment is
mx =
w
a
a
wa 2
x
x
=
2
4
8
64
a
a
w
a 3a
x
+
x
x
4
8
2
4
8
5wa 2
64
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Y a/4
a/4
a/2
w/2
a/2
w
B
a/4
Wa2/64
a/4
w/2
w/2
w
w/2
A w/2
B
A
X
5Wa2/6
4
a
(a) Plan view
w/2
(d) mx across
x=a/2
w/2
Wa2/64
(b) wx and mx along A-A
w
w/2
Figure 2.22: Square slab with load near diagonals shared equally in two directions
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Condition-4:
The preferred arrangement, shown in figure below, gives design moment as follows:
In the X direction:
Side strips:
mx =
wb 2
w
b
b
x
x
=
2
4
8
64
wb 2
b
b
Middle strips: mx = w x
x
=
4
8
32
In the Y direction:
Side strips:
mx =
wb 2
w
b
b
x
x
=
2
4
8
64
Middle strips: mx = w x b x
wb 2
b
=
8
8
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b b
a 2
b b
a 2
b2
a
b/2
b
b/2
Figure 2.23: Rectangular slab with discontinuity lines originating at the corners
b/4
A-b/2
b/4
Wa2/64
w/2
w/2
b/4
b/2
w/2
w/2
b/4
Figure 2.24: Discontinuity lines parallel to the sides for a rectangular slab
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Condition-5:
For slab strips with one end fixed and one end simply supported, the duel goals of constant
moment in the unloaded central region and a suitable ratio of negative to positive moments
govern the location to be chosen for the discontinuity lines. Figure a shows a uniformly loaded
rectangular slab having two adjacent edges fixed and the other two edges simply supported. The
moment curve of figure b is chosen so that moment is constant over the unloaded part, i.e.,
shearing force is zero. The maximum positive moment in the X direction middle strip is then
mxf =
wb
2
2 wb 2
8
Accordingly, the distance from the right support, figure c, to the maximum positive moment
section is chosen as b . It follows that the maximum positive moment is
m yf = wb x
b
2
2 wb 2
2
With the above expressions, all the design moments for the slab can be found once a suitable
value for is chosen. The values of from 0.35 to 0.39 give corresponding ratios of negative to
positive moments from 2.45 to 1.45.
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(1 ) b
b
2
b
2
B
w/2
w/2
b
2
b/2
w/2
w/2
(1 ) b
a
B
w
wb 2
(1 2 )
8
wb 2
8
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wb 2
2
wb 2
(1 2 )
2
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h
(psf)
12
Mu
f y (1 0.59
fy
fc'
If (d + clear cover) h;
design is OK.
Mn=fybd2 ( (1 0.59
fy
fc'
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Spacing:
Using #3 and #4 bar.
Maximum spacing 2h (ACI Code-13.3.2)
Cut-off points can be calculated from moment diagrams and development length should be
provided.
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Case-1
wy 2
mx =
2
Case-2
Case-3
wa 2
16
In the X direction:
wb 2
w
b
b
x
x
=
2
4
8
64
wb 2
b
b
Middle strips: mx = w x
x
=
4
8
32
In the Y direction:
wb 2
w
b
b
x
x
=
Side strips:
mx =
2
4
8
64
2
wb
b
Middle strips: mx = w x b x
=
8
8
Side strips:
Case-4
Case-5
mx =
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3.7
Problem:
A plan of a market building is given in Figure 3.20. Necessary data are furnished below:
Live load = 60 psf
fc = 4.000 psi
Story height = 9 ft
fy = 50,000 psi
1
Slab thickness = 5 in.
2
No edge beam.
5 @ 12 = 60
All Column
= 12 in.x10 in.
5 @ 15 = 75
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Solution:
The problem is solved with reference to section 3.4.1.3.
5 .5
= 69 psf and LL = 60 psf
12
W= 1.4D + 1.7L = (1.4 * 69) + (1.7 * 60) = 198 psf = 0.198 ksf
Clear span
tmin =
tmin =
1 ln ln 1
1
1
+ = * 168 + = 5.34 in
2 33 30 2
33 30
For Interior Panel
1 ln ln 1
1
1
+ = *168 + = 4.88 in
2 36 33 2
36 33
According to ACI Code 9.5.3.2 (a) the minm thickness for flat plate is 5
So, given thickness of slab = 5 (Ok)
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Mo =
Wu l 2 l n
8
Mo,long =
1
(0.198)* 12 *142 = 58.2 ft kips
8
Mo,short =
1
(0.198) *15 * 11.182 = 46.3 ft kips
8
0.52
0.35
0.20
0.65
0.60
0.70
Mo for A = 58.2 ft kips
Mo for B =
1
(58.2) = 29.1 ft - kips
2
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For A & B :
l 2 12
=
= 0.80
l1 15
For C & D :
: l 2 15
=
= 1.25
l1 12
Calculation of
Calculation of t
Is in t
Is =
bh 3
12
For A & B : Is =
(12 x12)(5.5) 3
= 2000in 4
12
(15 x12)(5.5) 3
= 2500in 4
For C & D :
12
Torsional Constant, C
Since no actual edge beam, use Figure 2.8 (b) for calculation of the torsional
member
C=
x x 3 y
0
.
63
y
3
10
3
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12
3
t =
C
2I s
For A & B : t =
474
= 0.118
2 x 2000
For C & D : t =
363
= 0.073
2 x 2500
Finding out
l2
l1
l2
l1
l2
l1
A
0.118
0
0.80
B
0.118
0
0.80
C
0.073
0
0.80
D
0.073
0
0.80
98.8%
98.8%
99.3%
99.3%
l2
=
l1
0.80:
l2
= 0;
l1
t = 0.118
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l2
=0
l1
l2
l1
0.5
0.80
1.0
2.0
t = 0
t = 0.118
100
100
98.8
100
100
t > 2.5
75
75
75
75
100 75
x 0.118 = 1.2% decrease
2 .5 0
l2
=
l1
1.25:
l2
=0
l1
t = 0.073
100 75
) * 0.073 = 0.70%
2.50 0
For
l2
=0
l1
60%
60%
60%
60%
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For
l2
l
= 0 and 2 =
l1
l1
0.80
l2
=
l1
and
75%
75%
75%
75%
1.25
A
144
B
72
C
180
D
90
2.
72
36
72
36
3.
2 @ 36
36
2 @ 54
54
4.
C (in4)
474
474
363
363
5.
Is (in4) in t
2000
2000
2500
2500
6.
0.188
0.188
0.073
0.073
7.
l2
l1
0.80
0.80
1.25
1025
8.
l2
l1
9.
10.
98.8%
99.3%
99.3%
11.
60%
60%
60%
12.
75%
75%
75%
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Table 3.16 : Distribution of factored moment in Column Strip & Middle Strip
Ser.
Moments
at
Exterior span
Vritical section
(ft.- kips)
-ve
+ve
-ve
moment moment
moment
Interior span
-ve
moment
+ve
moment
-ve
moment
1.
+30.3
-40.7
-37.8
+20.4
-37.8
2.
Percentage to 98.8%
column strip
60%
75%
75%
60%
75%
3.
Moment
in -14.92
column strip
+18.20
-30.53
-28.53
+12.24
-28.35
4.
Moment
middle strip
+12.10
-10.17
-9.45
+8.16
-9.45
in -0.18
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Problem:
A multi-story market building is planned using a flat plate floor system as shown in Figure 3.21.
Necessary data are given below:
Live Load = 100 psf
fc = 4000 psi
fy = 60,000 psi
22ft
22ft
Figure 3.21 : Floor plan for Example 3.7.2
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Solution:
The problem is solved with reference to section 2.4.2.5. The EFM is used to determine the
longitudinal moments only. As mentioned earlier the transverse distribution process of
longitudinal moments and reinforcement calculation are similar to DDM (Section 3.4.1.3, step
4). Hence, this problem is solved upto determination of longitudinal moments. The structure is
identical in each direction, permitting the design for one direction to be used for both.
Minimum thickness h for a flat plate is obtained from Table 3.6.For an exterior panel:
h=
ln
20.5 * 12
=
= 8.20 in. 8.50 in.
30
30
Factored Load:
Kc =
k c Ecc I cc
lc
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For flat plate structure it is assumed all members are prismatic, neglecting the increase in
stiffness within the joint region. Take k c = 4
Consider Ec = constant
C=
x x 3 y
1
0
.
63
3
y
hf = 8.5 in.
C1= 18 in
8.5 8.5 3 * 18
4
= 2590 in
C = 1 0.63
18
3
Kt =
Kt =
9E
cs
C
l 2 1 2
l2
9E
* 2590
18 / 12
2641
22
= 109
Ec
1
=
K ec
1
1
+
Kc Kt
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= 2 * 243 Ec
Kt = 2 * 109 Ec
1
1
1
K ec = 151 Ec
=
+
K ec 486 E c 218 E c
K s=
s Ecs I s
l1
l 2 h 3 264 * 8.5 3
=
=13510
Is =
12
12
K s=
4 E c * 13510
264
= 205 Ec
Distribution factors at each joint are calculated according to step 7 of section 3.4.2.5.
C.O.F and Moment coefficient for slab- beam are obtained from Appendix C-2.Moment
coefficient 0.083.COF=.503(for both cases).
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3
DL=132 psf three loading cases should be considered:
4
Panel
Joint
DF
Fixed end moments
Final moments
Span moment in C
(b) 176 psf panels B
304 psf panel C
Fixed end moments
Final moments
Span moment in C
(c) 304 psf panels B(left) &
C &176 psf panel B (right)
Fixed end moments
Fixed end moments
Span moment in C
1
.424
+307
+139
2
.576
-307
-359
2
.447
+307
+328
3
.22
-307
-328
132
3
+307
+359
+156
+59
-156
-229
+270
+253
-270
-253
152
+156
+229
-156
-59
+270
+120
-270
-325
+270
+306
-270
-235
134
+156
+220
-156
-62
-307
-139
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Problem:
A plan of a residential building is given in Figure 3.22. Necessary data are given below:
Live Load = 140 psf
fc = 3000 psi
fy = 60,000 psi
Column size = 12 x 12
Design the corner panel A as two-way slab with beam by coefficient Method.
16
Column
size: 12
Solution:
The problem is solved with reference to section 3.4.3.2 and Appendix D-1, 2, 3, 4.
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64
p
= 0.36 ft. = 4.27 in.
=
180 180
whwre, P = 2 (16+16) = 6
Select h = 5 in. as trial depth
h
psf
12
DL = 150 x
5
= 62.5 63 psf ; where wc = 150 pcf
12
LL = 140 psf
W = 1.4D + 1.7 L = (1.4 * 63 + 1.7 * 140) = 326 psf
l a 16
=
=1
lb 16
Cb,dl,pos = 0.027
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Ma,neg, discontinuous =
1
1
* Ma,pos = * 4924 = 1642 ft lb
3
3
Mb,neg, discontinuous =
1
1
* Mb,pos = * 4924 = 1642 ft lb
3
3
Column strip moments are 2/3 of corresponding middle strips moments in respective direction.
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Mu
d=
f y (1 0.59
fy
f c'
)
/
fc
87000
*
= 0.016
f y 87000 + f y
4924 *12
d=
60
0.90 * 0.016 * 60,000 *12(1 0.059 * 0.016 * )
3
= 2.41 in.
In Short Direction:
Midspan
12 x0.11
= 4.4 4c / c
0.30
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Continuous Edge
12 x0.11
= 5.28 5c / c
0.25
Discontinuous Edge
The negative moment at discontinuous edge is one third of positive moment in the span. It would
be adequate to bend up every third bar from the bottom to provide negative moment steel at
discontinuous edge.
In Long Direction:
Being equal moments, the reinforcement in long direction will be equal to short direction in this
case.
The average moments in columns being two-third of the corresponding moments in the middle
3
strips, adequate steel will be furnished if the spacing of this steel is
times that in the middle
2
strip.
Using # 3 bar spacing for column strip
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3
= 6 c/c
2
3
Continuous edge = 5x = 7.5 c/c
2
3
Discontinuous edge = 8x = 12 c/c
2
Midspan = 4 x
Step 8: Detailing
B
A
A
B
90
# 3 @ 10 in c/c
# 3 @ 4 in c/c
Section B-B
Section A-A
# 3 @ 5 in c/c
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