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Two Way Edge Supported Slabs - Civil Engineers PK
Two Way Edge Supported Slabs - Civil Engineers PK
Civil Engineers PK
Two-Way Slabs
Slab resting on walls or sufficiently deep and rigid beams on all sides. Other options are column
supported slab e.g. Flat slab, waffle slab.
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Notes
1.In two-way slabs shorter direction strip carry greater %age of load.
2.Steel will be more in shorter direction.
Shorter direction steel will be placed near the outer edge to get more “d” means more lever arm to get
more flexural capacity.
Unit width strip is taken in both directions. The strip is designed separately for +ve and –ve moment
(http://civilengineerspk.com/bsc-civil-engineering/plain-
and-reinforced-concrete/analysis-and-design-of-slabs/eq/)
“C” depends upon the end conditions of slab and the aspect ratio
M+ coefficients are increased by 25 % and M- coefficients are reduced by 10 % to get the result more
closer to accurate solution.
According to ACI-318-1963
(http://civilengineerspk.com/bsc-civil-engineering/plain-and-reinforced-concrete/analysis-and-design-
of-slabs-two-way/det/)
Example:
Design the 4 marked slab panels of an ordinary house. Use US customary bars. fc’= 17.25 MPa fy =
300 MPa
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of-slabs-two-way/example-6/)
Solution:
Panel # 1
Lx = 4.5m , Ly = 7.0m
m = 0.64 > 0.5, 2-way slab
Panel # 2
Lx = 6.0m , Ly = 7.0m
m = 0.86> 0.5, 2-way slab
Panel # 3
Lx = 3.5m , Ly = 6.0m
m = 0.58 > 0.5, 2-way slab
Panel # 4
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Panel # 4
Lx = 6.0m , Ly = 6.0m
m = 1 > 0.5, 2-way slab
Slab Thickness
Generally same depth is preferred for one monolithic slab Calculate hmin for all the panels and select
the largest value
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of-slabs-two-way/hmin/)
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of-slabs-two-way/hmin-2/)
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of-slabs-two-way/hmin-3/)
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