ME Page 6 Design load qui, (kN/m*) in excess of slab self weight _| 22000 21000 m@ COMBINED LOAD CURVE _} 20000 18000 |] 17000 16000 15000 | 14000 +3000 12000 11000 10000 9000 2000 7000 Load curves for UPC Hollowcore slabs ‘6000 G Span (mm)HOLLOWCORE LOAD SPAN TABLES sm Deep Sab wan 10.6.3 Darel Grands 150 [Gearspanin» | 20] 25] a0] 35] 40] a5] so] sa] ool sal Tal 7a aa Maximum Load Capacity (kNim*) Without Structural Screed 71.0] 475] 930] 23.8] 17.9] 13.8] 108] 66] 69] 56] 45 with 75mm Structural Screed ]125.0] 91.6] 62.5] 44.0] 30.0] 240] 187] 13.6] 10:3] 7.6] 55] ‘ols Sarweght of unt= RR aed SoSaed Tor Srucural ced = 1 aaa edits ta be 200nm Boop Sab win 6, o.Sn and 2 No 12.Smm Danae Sana 200 [Gesrsoanim | 80] a8] a0] aa] sol ssl ool oa[ zal Tal eal aaa Maximum Load Capacity (kN/m?) Without Sructual Screed 354] 285] 204] ves] v32] woe] eal 7a] eo] so] aa] aa With 75mm Structural Screed so.of 37.5] 29.0] 22.9] 18.4] 149] 121] 97] 74] 57] 42] 30] ‘oe Salwaghtofunt= aN aleay dooosed For fab) Sructral sce » 1 KNim®(aeady dace om abe) 25h Oesp Sa wind Na 12S Dat Stans 250 [Gearspanim | sol 55] 6016s] 70 7a] ao] as] sol os] 10a [Maximum Load Capacity (kN/m*) |Without Structural Screed 26.6] 25.0] 20.8] 16.6] 14.1] 11.6[ 100] 8.3] 7.5] 6.3] 5.4] [With 75mm Structural Screed | 26.8[ 23.3] 20.8] 19.1] 17.0] 154/713.) 11.1] 9.1] 7.5] 60] ‘ole: Serweight of unt = 6K aeady Goductod Wom TaD) 7 ‘Strvctua screed» 1.8kWin? (aad deducted rom tabi) oor Deep Sab wa No.2 Sn Dani Sane 300 [ovarspanim [sol est 70] 75] 80] aa] aoa] 00] sol Maximum Load Capacity (kN/m?) WinowtSiuctwal Screed | 66] 225] 190] 153] 108] 118] 100] aa] 75] oa] oa With 75mm Structural Soreed vas} 129] 104) 85] 75] 53 ‘ole Salwaght lun = TaN aad daduied Tom obey Stvetal sored « 1.akN* (ready deta tom abe) comm Geep Sab wth 12 No. 1-Snm Date Grands on ton, No Gm Dane 400 [Gearspan im | 10.0] 10s] 110] 181 120] 124] 130] 135] 140] 145 Maximum Load Capacity (kN/m?) [Without Structural Screed i6.0] 14.4] 128] 114] 102] 90] so] 72] 65] 57] 52] [With 76mm Structural Screed | 16.0] 150] 13.5] 12.3] 11.3] 102] 9.2] 8.1] 7.0] 62| Note Sat-waphtat ost = <6QxN areal deduced Tm aio ‘Stuer sereed = 1 akin (aoa dedted rom tbl) OQ [sata Sabine 12mm Oar Stands on Boon «No, nm Dametr Stands on Top [Clear Span (m) | 8.0] 85] 90] 95 [rool tos[ n.0[ 15] 20/125] 13 [135 Maximum Load Gapacity (kNim* Without Structural Screed 30.0] 27.0] 245] 220] 200] 185] 17.0] 155] 140] 130] 120] 11.0] 100] Jwith 75mm Structural Screed | 32.5] 30.0[ 26.0 26.0] 25.0 215/195] 180] 165 500mm Siab wih 14 No, 125mm Diameter Svands on Botlom, 4 No, 83mm Diameter Sands on Top 500 [Gearspan [145] 150] 158] 160] 1651 170] 175] 160 Maximum Load Capacity (kNim*) Without Structural Screed s0TsoTrvoTes[ss[ so] 45] 40 with 75mm Structural Screed __[11.0[ 95 | a5 [70] 60] 55] 40] 25 ‘ots Se weg oon = SBN ate) eodaaed Fo ae) cased = 1 (area eed tom ae) {ssa on Sonn BeaegLOAD AND DEFORMATION TABLE UPC HCS 8/150 m UPC 8/150 [Slab weight [2.25 kNim? Maximum ultimate design load (q,) and maximum load at serviceability limit state joint grout [0.11kN/m? | (@,) in excess of slab weight in kN/m? and calculated deformation in mm STRANDS SPAN [3.0135] 40/45] 5.0] 55[60[65|7.0[75|80| 8519.0 ui 25.1|17.6|12.7) 9.3 | 6.9 | 5.2/3.8 | 4n0s 9.3mm 4y: [16.7|11.7| 8.4) 6.2/4.6) 3.4/2.5 - fv 1770Nimm? | Coy ft [-t [-t [1 [-1 [1 Jo | | || Co 2 |-2 [2 |-2 |-2}afo | | | I Mazounmi [ay [0 [o [o [1 [1 [2 [2 vg =s7kwu fay, 10 [1 [1/1 [2 [3 [4 dus __|29.6]22.4]16.4]12.3| 9.3 | 7.1/5.4 [41 | 3.1| Srosaamm | da 19.7/15.0]10.9] 6.2 | 6.2/ 4.7/3.6 [2.8 | 2.1 f= 1770Nimm? | cy, [a [2 [272 ;272 [a fo fi | Co 2 (3/3 4 [4[3]2/4h [ Mae 47 kms | gy o_o fo [1 |i [2 [2 [3 [a td Vg_=59 KN isu aigy oO ji ji 1 2 3 4 6 8 us 31.0] 26.1] 20.0 15.1 11.6) 9.0| 7.1/5.5 | 43 [33 6.008 9.3mm “Gis [20.6|17.4 13.4110.1| 7.7 6.0/4.7] 3.7 2912.2 fou =1770Nimm® [Cp [2 [2 [2 [3 [313 [2 [2 [4 fo w (3 |4[s 15/5 i515] Mu=soknmiu [ ay, [0 [0 [0 |1 |t [2 [2 vy semi [ao; |0 [1 [1 [1 [2 [3 [4 Guis 27.2] 23.4/17.9|13.9/10.9| 8.6 7 nos 9.3mm uss 16.1[15.2| 11.6 9.1 | 7.1/5.7 | fye=t770NImM? | Cay 2/3 [3 [4 [4 [4 Go. Lis|*(ye Pye? | Ma =65kNmvsu | ayn ojo ii | 2 (2 vs sotinu [ao | | [1 [1 [23 [4 | us 24.3/20.3] 15.8|12.5] 10.0] 8.905 9.3m Gus | [ie2/127/9.9 [78/63 1770Nimm? | Cy 3 [4 [4/5 [5 o | Cio 7/819 )-9/-10 0 | My=73kNmie | ayy oli (1 [2 [2 [3 |4 [5 |7 [9 | vg =06kN iu | aig - 1 {i [2/3 [4 fe [es [un [liz] Gus (21.4/16.713.3/10.7/8.6 [7.0 5.7/4.7 | 3.8 9108 9.3mm is ~ 113.4) 10.5) 8.3167 [54 | 44/36/29 | 24 770 Nim? | Cay 7 ys [5 ~6 [-6 |-6 [-5 [-4 |-2 [6 LLP] “12 [-12|-10[-8 | -5 Miya st tam | Bay | it {17212 13 1415 17 19 |] ve _=68knu | aig - 1/2 (3 [4 fe [es [un fia [a7] For guidance only Page 7@ UPC 6/200 Mi Page 8 LOAD AND DEFORMATION TABLE UPC HCS 6/200 Slab weight |2.90 KN/m?] Maximum ultimate design load @,. and maximum load at serviceability mit sate Joint grout 0.16 kNém2| (q,) in excess of slab weight in kN/m? and calculated deformation in mm STRANDS SPAN |4.04.5[5.0]5.5| 6.016.5 |7.0|7.5[8.0/8.5| 9.0] 9.5 [10.0/10.511.0} us (19.3/14.410.9 8.3) 6.4/4.8 3.6) | | S108 9m du. 112.9) 9.6|7.3|5.6| 4.2/3.2 |2.4 fou =1770Nimm? | Gay a {a fa fa fafa fo | |e -2 |-2 [3 [2 [2/4 |o | sownmu | ae 0 [0 [O ft 1 it [2 | L Vg_=73 KNiu es o fi [i fi [2 [3 [4 Tt [ du 12.810.2/8.1 [6.4 |5.1/4.0 | 2089.30 + di 8.6 6.8/5.4 (4.3 3.4|2.7 : | 2 os 12.5mm a 2 [2 [2 [2 [4 Jo _ f= 1770Ninm? |p 4 [5 [5 [4 |-4 [2 [a | an of; ft ftp i2 fs Em oO 3 |4 [5 [6 on “Gus : 1.2/9.1 /7.4/6.0/4.9/3.9 | 44908 12.5 mm de | haals)9.2|7.5[61/49/40/33/26) | fue t770Nimm | Cy [_ [3 [4 | [4 [4 [3 [3 [2 fo I Go [6 [7 [-8 [8 [7 17 [6 [4 [a [ Myc = 96 kNevsu ans vit ii i2 2 13 |4 [5s I Vg_=79 KNAW aig 1/2 /3 |4 [5 |e [8 lio | Gus .914.712.110.0, 8.3 6.9 | 5.7 | 4.8 3.9 I 5 nos 125mm du fi 49.4/7.8 6.5 fu 1770 Nim? | Cy 5/5 [6-6 1-6 | [ee | -10| -11|-12/-12|-12 | movettoiem [ax [| | fy [a |r [2 [2 [a [a Ts To Vg = a3 kN ay | jy fais Ta [se [8 [10 [12 fis du LT | 20.7h7.ah4.512.2h10.3[8.7|7.4/6.25.3 [4.4 2 nos 9.3mm + as L 13.210.9)9.1|7.6|6.4|5.4/4.6/3.93.3 28 | Sos 125mm | Gy i A Ee 9-8 |-8 lo 4 fw =1770Nimm? | Cy -15|-16|-17| -18]-18|-18|-17)-15/13 19 a lafif2 3 [4s lela lo Vy = 89 kN aa 2[3]4 10 Gu 20.918.7/15. 8.0/6.8 [5.8/4.9] 4.2 7 908 12.51 a 13.9[11.7|9.7 [8.2/6.9 /5.9|5.0/4.3|3.6| 3.1) 2.6] 770 Nim? | Ca -8 |-9 [10 -1|-10| -9 | -8 | 5 Co | -17| -18|-20 -22|-20| -18|-15| -11 am | 1[2 slelelay i ay 1 | [ [ets la fo [12 [15 [is [22 For guidance onlyLOAD AND DEFORMATION TABLE UPC HCS 5/265 Slab weight ]3.75 KN/m®] maximum ultimate design load (9, and maximum load at serviceability imi sate joint grout 0.19 N/m? (g,.) in exces of slab weight in Nin? and calculated deformation in mm STRANDS SPAN |4.0 [5.0 [60 [7.0 [8.0 [9.0 | 10.0) 11.0) 12.0] 13.0] 14, Gus __| 27.7| 15.9] 9.4 | 5.6 | 3.1 | | I snosaamm — | qys [18.4] 10.6 6.3 | 3.7 [20 | TI 70Nimm? | Cy A fa fa fo fy | | Clo ctf -2 | 2 1 1 | | | Maya 79k | gy o fo jo ji ia | LI | | Vg_=85 ku aps lo jo |i [2 [3 I dus 23.7) 14.9) 9.6 (6.1), 3.8 L 2 n0s9.3 mm+ as 15.8, 9.9 | 6.4 | 4.1 | 2.5 _ 7 2nos2smm | cy af2[2iah | | |_|} fe=1770Nmm? | Cg 3 [3 [3 [21 | I Mag= 108 kNmsy | ayy jo jo fi ft 2 _ va sk | aig fo fy [2 [3 [4 a [253] 202, 135) 9.1461 [40 T ~ srosr2snm [ae Treat 135,90 [61 141127 fen izroninm? [egy [2 [3 [3 [24 Jo ty] | cio 405 (5 5 3 11 | Mace 137 km | ayy) fo fo fy fi [2 [3 [Ty va =e | aig jo) [2 [3 [4 fe Ty [us 22.4 18.5 15.5] 114/82 15.9 41 | Gnas 125mm — | ig - 14.9) 12.3 9.8 [7.2 [5.2 [3.8 “Ch 4 [5 [6 [5 [4 [2 ee | [s [ao[-1 [ar fs _[s Muv=20rksmss | aga | _fo ft ft 2 2 is Ve_=990neu | aig _i2 3 [4 fe [9 Gus 24.1] 19.9) snost2smm — | ge : 3 fu 1770Nimm? [cay Cus My. 261 kNevsu [ag y Ve =1054Nsu | aig | 6/9 dus | 25.6) 21.2) 17.9 15.4) 12.0]9.1 [6.9 S27 3.8 wonostz5mm | qs || [17.1/142/12.0)99 [75 [57 [43 (32 24 fen 1770Nimm? | Cy [12 [13 [13 [-1 [8 [3 Clo 22 |-24 |-26 |-25 |-22 [6 | -6 2 [3 [5 [7 [9 |12 | mikwsu | aig [3 [4 [e_ [9 [33 [ie [24 B1BkNmsy | ayy For guidance only @ UPC 5/265 Ml Page 9ME Page 10 LOAD AND DEFORMATION TABLE UPC HCS 4/320 o a o > vt iS) a 2 a Slab weight 4.05 kN/m2] Maximum ultimate design oad (q,) and maximum load at serviceability limit sate Jjoint grout 0.22 kN/m2| fq.) in excess of slab weight in kNim2 and calculated deformation in mm ‘STRANDS, ‘SPAN 6.0 | 7.0 [8.0 | 9.0_]10.0]11.0 [12.0 13.0 [14.0]15.0/16.0] us | 27.7| 23.0, 16.6 12.0 8.7 |6.2 [4.3 | LI 5 nos 12.5 mm 18.5| 15.3, 11.1) 8.0/5.8 |4.1 [2.9 [ | Spy = 1770 Nien? 3 4 |4 [3 [2 [1 L | 6 7\[7/*6 [ah | [T May = 212 kN [o 1 |i i213 [4 [Ty Vg = 119 Now fi 2 (3 [4 le [e | | 21.6 18.5) 13.9] 106/80 6044) |_| 7 mos 12.5 mm | 14.4 11.8 5.2 4.0 | 3.0 | fy. 1770. Nim? | 6 [7 35 [3 [1 | _| I 213 | 14 je ji |] My = 291 Kev | 1 4 [6 (7 Vq_=130kNAU | 2 B - ain [is | [ 122.6 19.5] 9.5 17.3 15.6 [4.3 ‘nos 12.5 mm | I 15.1) 13.0, 9.9 [7.7 |5.9 [4.6 [3.5 [27 fu 1770Ninm? 3 io |9 [9 4a -16 | -18 | -19 |-19 7 [2] 30 kN | Tit i 7 (10 2-13 [4 fe |e [a [15 [20 [ 23.2| 20.0] 16.8] 13.0] 10.1[7.9 | 6.1 [4.7 15.5 63 [4.9 138 (29 Vg_= 135 kN‘ 9.n0s 12.5 mm fu 1770 Nine? 9 “10 |-9 |-6 [2 | “17 2 [18 [-13 [4 | 167 kN mh 4 [6 (7 {10 Vg_= 138 kN | 2 a [iis [20 | 23.8 10.7/8.4 (6.5 | 5.1 | 3.8 10.05 12.5 mm iz [15.9[13.7| 1.0/8.6 [67 [5.2 41 [3.2 [24 =1770Nimm? | -to [-11 [12 [13 [2-1 [-9 fs [a |__| -19 [22 |-24 [-25 [-25 [-22 [18 [10 | | 1 oii [2 [3 [4 le [7 [10 [13 [ 2° [3 [4 Je fe fn 1s [20 [25 (244) 21.1] 18.4 7.0 [55 | 42 nos 12.5 mm I 16.2) 14.0] 11.6 44 [3.4 | 26 | y= 170Nimm? | Cy | 10 f-12 [3 2/8 [3 [a6 T_i -21 | -24 | -27 23 |-16 | -6 My=438kNmisu | gh | 1 it 22 7 [10 [32 | Vy =143kNsu | aig | 2 53 |4 15/20 | 25LOAD AND DEFORMATION TABLE UPC HCS 4/400 Stab weight |4.69 kN/im?] Maximum ultimate design load (q,) and maximum load a seviceabiny Wana] joint grout (0.26 kN/im?|(q,) in excess of slab weight in kN/m? and calculated deformation in mm STRANDS SPAN [8.0 [9.0110.0/17.0]12.0[13.0/14.0]15.0] 16.0,17.0| 18.0 19.0 ut 22.3/16.3] 12.0] 6.8) 64] 4.5] 3.0) ‘| 5 nos 125m cn 14.9) 10.9] 8.0/ 5.9/4.3) 3.0/ 20] | [Ty iu 1770Nimm? |G, 3(3/3]3[4a/7]3 | [ So 6 (7 |6[5[3\i [7 tT] Mue= 275 km | ayy o |i [a [2 [2 [3 [a | va =174kwiu [aig 1 |i [2 [3 fale le | Guts 24.9| 18.9 14.5] 11.2] 86) 66/49 3.5) 7 7ros 125mm | Ge | [t6-4[12.6 9.7] 7.5] 5.7) 44] 3.3] 24] f= 170Nimm? | cyy 6 [-6 |-7 [6 [s5]3/o r | [ee - -13) 12) 10/6 [a [7 _| My, =379 Nou | ag, y 2]2 [3/4 [sl/7] 1 Vg 2189 KN | alg 3 [4 Te fe [nti [aus 19.1) 15.2112.1] 9.6 7.6) 6.0/4.6) 3.5 | a 12.0] 9.5 | 7.5 2.9] 2.2| fu=t770Ninm? | ey apy [ays Co __|-20/ -21/ 22) -21 1/10 My=480kNmiu | ag, |) 1 [2 [2 [3 [fo [1] Vg_=2024N/u | apy [2 [3 Ta Te 18 | 23 | ats [|] fa26aa.ijias 6.1| 4.8] vino 125mm [aus | [fraapn) 9.1 8] 3.8] 3.0 fou 1770Nimm® [Cy | || -s| -t6) 16) 16/15] 13 -10/ -6 Co -29] -31| -32) -32/ -30/ -26] -20/ -11 Mo=s7eiomie [ayy | 2/2 [3 /4|[s/7 to fa] Vg =216KNsu [| alos LT] 3 [4 [6 | ain |i) is) 23 dus | | [23.4)16.8)15.1112.2/ 99[ 80 6.4/5.1) 40) V3 n0s 125mm | Gag I 14.6] 11.7/ 9.5) 7.7 f= 1770Nimm? | cy, | 5 -15| -17] -17] -18] Clo | [__[-3i] 33] -35) -35| -34] 30) -25] 16) <5 Mu =6554Nmis [ag 22 (3/4 [3 [719 [nu imc Ve =22kN iu | aig I 314 (6 (8 |i] 14/18 | 23 | 28 us _ I 119.1115.4] 12.5 10.7 8.2) 6.6) 5.3] 4.1 14 nos 12.5mm, Gas | | 11.9] 9.6] 7.8/6.3] 5.1] 4.1) 33] 2.6] f= 1770Nimm? | Cay tt -17/ -18| -18| -18| -16| -14| 10-4 leo 1 -37| -36| -33/ -27/ -19| -8 | On I 4 [5s [7/9 [nl En A 8 [| 14/18 [23 | 28 For guidance only m UPC 4/400 ME Page 11@ UPC 4/500 HE Page 12 LOAD AND DEFORMATION TABLE UPC HCS 4/500 Slab weight [6.25 KNim?] Maximum ultimate design load (q,) and maximum load at serviceability limit sate joint grout (0.43 KN/m?|(q,) in excess of slab weight in kNim2 and calculated deformation in mm STRANDS ‘SPAN | 11.0[12.0/13.0/14.0 [15.0] 16.0] 17.0/18.0)19.0)20.0[21.0 Gis [18.8] 14.0|10.3| 7.4] 5.1] 33 {| 6 nos 12.5mm Gis 12.6|9.3 | 6.8) 4.9| 3.4 I - ronimm? [cy [3 | 3 1 Go 6 [5 | Mu 42rkNmisa | ag 1 iq L Lama 1 7 | Va =267kNw | ajo) 1 (2 {2/3 LI Gus 21.3/16.5] 12.7, 9.7 LT] Bros t2smm | Gus | 14.2/11.0] 8.4) 6.4 | fou 1770Nimm? | Cay [5 [5 [5 | a [2 I Lio [s0/-10[-9 [7 [4 | | Myo 555 KN | gy Thais | vy 22264 su | aig 2 [2 [3 [4 [s {71/9 | - Sots i Bal _ 1008125 Cr 23, | | is | [ 10 Mas= 685 kimi | ashy | 7 | Ve_=3084N 50 | aig 13 | dus | [21.2/17.0/13.7[ 11.0] 8.8 | 6.9| 5.4) 4.0 13008 125mm | Oye LL 25 f= 1770Nimm? | Cy LI 4 [eto 8 Muy = B62 kms | ayy fy j2 [3 [3 [4 js [7 [ae Vg =320kN Au | aig ute | 3 4 5 7\9 W113) 16 | iseort2sam [ae | T 770NImm? | Cy g7aknmisu | ayn I Va =333kN iv | alg ais 17 0s 125mm — | ys 770 Nim? | Co Go | [32-33] -32| -30/ -26 | 21 13 Myy=1079 kms [ag 213 13 [4 (5 [7/8 /10| Ve_=303kNu | aio 4 [5 [7 jo (1/13/16 | 20 For guidance onlyExample using load tables Roof structure, span 17 m Loads: Chippings 8 = 1.00 kNim? Insulation & Roofing g = 0.25 kN/m? Screed B= 1.50 kN/m' Live Load = 0.75 Nim Total characteristic load P, Py = 1.00+0.2541,5040.75 = 3.50 kN/m? Total ultimate design load Py Py = 1.4(1.0040.25+1.50) + 1.6x0.75 = 5.05 kN/m* Total characteristic dead load G, Gy = 1.0040.25+1.50 = 2.75 kN/m? 1. Load Capacity HOLLOWCORE SLAB UPC 4/400 with 13 Nos. strands of 12.5 mm has the capacity Guts = 6.40 kN/m! > Py 2. Deformations: ~ Short term camber cy, = -12 mm ~ Short term deflection for live load Qy: ayy = 90.75 =7 mm _ Short term deflection for dead load Gy: ayy= 9X2.75=25mm Distribution of loa from partion wall on Hollowcore Slab - Resulting short term deformation for Gz a, = -12+25=13mm ~ Long term camber cy = -25 mm ~ Long term deflection for dead load Gy: aj = 18x2.75=50mm - Resulting long term deformation for Gy: ay = -25 +50= 25mm ~ Long term settlement for Gx a3 = 25-13212mm Conclusion Elastic settlement for full live load is at any time 7mm < span / 350. Final combined long term deflection and camber is 25mm < span/250, and the deflection taking place after application of long term load is 12mm < span/350. Concentrated loads Hollowcore slabs are capable of resisting concentrated loads like point and line loads Extra care shall be taken to check the overall moment and shear capacity of the hollowcore slabs. Point loads shall be distributed over an area of minimum 150 x 150 mm and may not exceed 30 KN. AS per BS 8110, part 1, clause 5.2.2.2 line loads can be distributed over the lesser of the width of three hollowcore slabs plus the width of the loaded area or the quarter of the span on either side of the loaded area. m@ DESIGN EXAMPLES HE Page 13 Page 15Page 14 @ DIAPHRAGM ACTION Hollowcore slabs can act as diaphragms for transfer of horizontal forces to the bracing elements. Horizontal forces are generally wind loads, seismic load and load due to eccentric vertical load, The diaphragm action is obtained by connecting the hollowcore slabs and providing the completed floor with a tying system capable of transferring the horizontal forces by arching or bending. The tying system shall be able to obtain all forces due to in-plane action like bending, shear and tension and shall be continuous both in longitudinal and transverse direction Typical connections between hollowcore slabs and bracing elements are shown on the sectional details Schematic system of diaphragm action Diaphragm action without topping Diaphragm action can be achieved without topping, by placing the tie reinforcement in the joints between the slabs, as shown below: , D_U-BAR IN EACH SLAB \, HOLLOWCORE SLAB TaMPING (NOT NECESSARY ON PRECAST BEAM/WALL) DOWEL BAR $——BEAM/WALL Section 1 [HACKING ar INTERVALS Tie aaove { Re wax. 1200 MM anentb ~ STIRRUP PLACED IN EACH HACKING MIN, Y10 1 LOCKER BAR Y10 i ytd 4 t \\ HOLLOWCORE SLAB $9 \ rawewnc (NOT NECESSARY ON PRECAST BEAM/WALL) DOWEL BAR {Beau wa Section 2 / TE ABOVE, BEAM /WALL Jun.-1 Nos. v0 | Te wy EACH SLAB JowT J wt No. ¥10 \\ HOLLOWCORE SLAB: Pat \ pein: \ ‘(NOT NECESSARY ON \__PRECAST BEAM/WALL) > DOWEL BAR {enw wa © Section 3 Diaphragm action with topping If topping is provided, the diaphragm can be established in the topping as shown below: BEML — MESH Sul im e6 | Semeeo — T HOLLOWCORE SLAB \ rveine (NOT NECESSARY ON PRECAST BEAM/WALL) LBA | —BEAM/WALL Section 11 ss0VE SEAW/WALLp— MESH MN 2 Y10 | -soREED T HOLLOWCORE SLAB \ JAMPING S| WOT Necessary oN PRECAST BEAM/WALL) ~ oa | — BEAM WAL $0 « Side Overlab Section 2 Structural Topping, Provided that the topping is connected properly to the hollowcore slabs, the moment capacity of the hollowcore slabs can be enhanced as the hollowcore slab and the topping will act as a composite slab. UPC will advise about the enhanced capacity and requirements for connecting the topping to the hollowcore slabs. Typical connections between topping and Hollowcore Slabs are shown on the sectional details below. If a structural topping is chosen, its most economical also to create the diaphragm in the topping, Reinf. bors in screed: A142 35min. TIE ABOVE BEAW/WALL | MN. 1-Nos. Y10 ai.—=—=4 8 He \ ravenna: HOLLOWCORE SLAB NOT NECESSARY ON PRECAST BEAM/WALL) ‘Ay 18. Uctinks every 400 mem ups in. 30 mm in all joints. L BENT IN TO SCREED . DOWEL BAR Bees Section 3 ke Ad Section AVA Section 8-8 @ DIAPHRAGM ACTION BE Page 15BE Page 16 @ STANDARD DETAILS Slab Joint The joints between the slabs can be filled without the need of shuttering, Joint grout normal HOLLOWCORE SLABS will minimum bearing not less than 60 mm conditions the need a Bearing will, under normal conditions, always be designed as 80mm in order to allow for tolerances in the main load bearing structure, For spans more than 12m, the designed bearing should be 100mm due to the increased tolerances. For support on blockwork walls, it is important to check that the compression stresses in the blockwork wall are acceptable in the support zone of the hollowcore slabs. If not a reinforced concrete coping beam should be provided on the top. For erection on cast in-situ concrete beams or block walls, a 20mm horizontal joint is required to take the variances of the level of the support and secure a uniform load transfer. Concrete beams can be casted full, half or not at all before erection of the hollowcore slabs as shown on the details below: Typical details for Hollowcore Slabs supported on load bearing blockwork walls (D1 - D3). oP 110 © 400 GROUTED INTO BLOCK WALL UPTO. 400mm ABOVE SSL (TYP.) be wowowcoRe stab! / wpe ~/ mo -2100K LOAD BEARING BLOCK WALL Wouowcore sta! / 4 Loan sears | 3 BLOCK WALL 10 @ 400 GROUTED INTO BLOCK WALL UPTO. 400mm TE BAR IN SLAB JOT BOVE SSL (YP.) HOLLOWCORE SuAB~ ANPING m0 = & Te BAR IN SLAB JOINT 7204 120 Taping ~/ mmo -avack Typical details of Hollowcore Slabs supported on concrete beams (D4 - D8). | | | | TE. RENFORCEMENT fp v-eaR, IN SUB JONT Vk 4 yeast at : faa ove “Lach \ wt Porat | cts Gen +— BLOCK WALL wwTE. REINFORCEMENT HLA sowoweore sue | \-TaWeING, | | U-BAR | }-—CAST-IN-SITU BEAM | — BLOCK WALL | 50 = Side Over | et //-— We renworcount — cAST-IN-SmTU AM 100K WAL =I | 4 (0 CASTED EIER BEFORE — gout DSTER ERECTION OF SUB /— HOLLONCORE. SLAB m0, | 0, | CSt-W-STU BEAL 2 NOS. HACKING IN EACH SLABS To BE CASTED WITH SCREED STRUCTURAL TOPPING WT MESH ae + | “TE, BAR IN BETWEEN TY rien v free stew | 9 Err Hs | | SUB ONT (Ce Wt) | EOS ‘asT-N-STU BEAM | |-—tew. support | | FoR eRECTON OF Hes For erection on steel. structures, precast beams and walls, the slabs can be placed directly on the support structure or on a bearing strip. Typical details for support on steel beams are shown below and for details D-15 & D-16 the capacity of the steel beams can be increased as the beam and slab work as composite action. Diaphragm action in the slabs can be achieved as on all other supports if required. See page 14 for further details. Typical details of Hollowcore Slabs supported on steel structures (D9 - D16). (NE REINFORCEMENT | dower. ear -8AR [Ww 'StA8 Jowr | cs HOLLOWCORE SLAB pew ee STEEL Bea | @ STANDARD DETAILS ME Page 17@ STANDARD DETAILS rout TIE REINFORCEMENT | -—DoweL BAR aR / [SiaB Jowr | | | Howowcore siz olga, HoLLowcone sina | STEEL aan For details D12 - D14 the steel beams also have to work as tie beams, as no tie reinforcement are provided. Steel beams have to be checked for torsion, specially p12. ] 2% solioecore sue [ek crcoa soa 39. _Woworcore sus — suweuoR BEAM bea so. £9. ouowcore sta} ~ SUMFLOR BEAM. | | sek suo # am oe | he Se | STRUCTURAL TOPPING ‘SOREED HOLLOWCORE SLAB STEEL EAM ACTION WITH THE STEEL BEAM SHEAR STUD @ 300 C/C coke crout-, [Ma Bab | -—ScREED |-_ TRANSVERSE STEEL TO CREATE COMPOSITE | CD | HOLLOWCORE SLAB STEEL BEAM Tie Reinforcement Tie reinforcement according to BS 8110 can either be placed in a structural screed or in the joints between and at the end of the HOLLOWORE SLABS. See also under Diaphragm action for further explanations.Double Tee Load Span Table 2.4 m wide Auckland Tees with 65 mm to topping nisin Aang Forse | Clear spans in metres, Maximum superimposed (unfactore) loads in KPa_Based on 65 topping eee om gee test [sm [em | rm | am | om | tom] tim | 12m | ram | sam | 15m | t6m | 17m | 12m zo 6238 [iso] o2 | 60] 30 2507837 130 | 60 | 65 | «0 m0 833 120 | 86 | 62 | #4 36010844 20 [07 [eo |sa[ ar 404 4a 18 | 6s [68 | 52 | 39 | 20 4013948 28 | 100 | 79 | 62 | 49 | 38 50015548 ws [ot | 72 | 7 [4s | 35 56017060 v0 [90 | eo | ea | 2] a2] as Note: This load span table applies to 2.4 m wide units supplied ex Auckland. Auckland units have 2400 wide by 50 thick flanges and 200 wide webs. Widths, profiles and other details vary in other centres. Shallow units and units near their load limit will have high camber. Units near their load limit may be excessively lively, The shallowest tee may not be the most economical Increasing the depth of the tee reduces the cost of prestressing and stiups and also reduces camber and deflections, generally improving performance and buildabilty For any particular load span combination, there is litle additional cost to increase the depth of the tee. Data Sheet Double Tee 10.052400 mm Double Tees (ex Auckland) Note: Refer to the licensee manufacturers for profiles in other areas. Self Weights for Handling: Tee Size: 200mm | 250mm | 300mm | 350mm | 400mm | 450mm | 500mm | 550mm Sel Weight "| 465 515 565 620 670 720 770 825 | teatinm | | Data Sheet Double Tee 10.05