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    The document summarizes load assumptions and section checks for a concrete slab. It lists load assumptions of 250 kg/m^2 for a 10cm thick concrete slab, 150 kg/m^2 for floor cover, 100 kg/m^2 for equipment, and 300 kg/m^2 for live load. It then describes checking the section in the long direction using an I-beam, finding it is safe with a required flexural strength of 502 cm^3 and available of 560.2 cm^3. It also describes checking the section in the short direction using another I-beam, finding it is not safe with a required flexural strength of 1436.78 cm^3 but only an available 742.

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    The document summarizes load assumptions and section checks for a concrete slab. It lists load assumptions of 250 kg/m^2 for a 10cm thick concrete slab, 150 kg/m^2 for floor cover, 100 kg/m^2 for equipment, and 300 kg/m^2 for live load. It then describes checking the section in the long direction using an I-beam, finding it is safe with a required flexural strength of 502 cm^3 and available of 560.2 cm^3. It also describes checking the section in the short direction using another I-beam, finding it is not safe with a required flexural strength of 1436.78 cm^3 but only an available 742.

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    LA DUREE Check

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    MohanadElAtriby
    The document summarizes load assumptions and section checks for a concrete slab. It lists load assumptions of 250 kg/m^2 for a 10cm thick concrete slab, 150 kg/m^2 for floor cover, 100 kg/m^2 for equipment, and 300 kg/m^2 for live load. It then describes checking the section in the long direction using an I-beam, finding it is safe with a required flexural strength of 502 cm^3 and available of 560.2 cm^3. It also describes checking the section in the short direction using another I-beam, finding it is not safe with a required flexural strength of 1436.78 cm^3 but only an available 742.

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    LA DUREE

    Section check calculations

    -:List of load assumptions #


    O.W. for concrete slab 10 cm thickness = 250 kg \ m2 )1(
    Floor cover = 150 kg \m2 )2(
    Equipment = 100 kg \m2 )3(
    Live load = 300 kg \m2 )4(

    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    -: Check for sections #
    -:Long direction )1(
    Section applied:-I-beam (350*5/200*8)- (non-compact) -
    Max.moment = 7 m.t -
    Ix for section applied = 2*(20*.8*17.9^2) + (35*.5*0) =10253.12 cm4 -
    Zx for section applied = Ix/y =10253.12/18.3 =560.2cm3 -
    Fb = 0.58 * fy = 1.392 t\cm2 -
    Zx req. = Mx/Fb =700\1.392 = 502 cm3 -
    Zx req. < Zx applied ------------ sec. is safe -
    -:Short direction )2(
    Section applied :-I-beam (450*6/165*10)- ( non – compact) -
    Max. moment = 20 m.t -
    Ix for section applied = 2*(16.5*1*23^2)+(45*.6*0) = 17457 cm4 -
    Zx for section applied = Ix \ y = 17457 \23.5 = 742.85 cm3 -
    Fb =.58 * fy = 1.392 t\cm2 -
    Zx req. = Mx\Fb =2000\1.392 =1436.78 cm3 -
    Zx req. > Zx applied -------------------- sec. is not safe -

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