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    This document summarizes the design of a concrete slab supported by wood joists, stringers, and shores. It includes the design loads and material properties. Calculations are shown for the bending capacity, shear capacity, and deflection of the joists, stringers, and shores. The spacing of the joists, stringers, and shores are determined based on the smallest length that satisfies the bending, shear, and deflection requirements. Finally, checks are performed to ensure the actual stresses in the wood members are less than the allowable bearing capacity of the concrete.

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    This document summarizes the design of a concrete slab supported by wood joists, stringers, and shores. It includes the design loads and material properties. Calculations are shown for the bending capacity, shear capacity, and deflection of the joists, stringers, and shores. The spacing of the joists, stringers, and shores are determined based on the smallest length that satisfies the bending, shear, and deflection requirements. Finally, checks are performed to ensure the actual stresses in the wood members are less than the allowable bearing capacity of the concrete.

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    Calculation Formwork For GIS Building (Slab Staging)

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    This document summarizes the design of a concrete slab supported by wood joists, stringers, and shores. It includes the design loads and material properties. Calculations are shown for the bending capacity, shear capacity, and deflection of the joists, stringers, and shores. The spacing of the joists, stringers, and shores are determined based on the smallest length that satisfies the bending, shear, and deflection requirements. Finally, checks are performed to ensure the actual stresses in the wood members are less than the allowable bearing capacity of the concrete.

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    Data Summary

    Slab = 1,00 ft Contents ft m


    t plywood = 12,00 mm L joist 3,00 0,91
    Density of Concrete = 150,00 PCF L strenger 3,00 0,91
    Plywood Sheathing = 1,00 ft L shore 5,00 1,52
    Joist = 1,3" x 1,8"
    Stringers = 1,3" x 1,8" Control Capcity
    Shores = 1,5" Between Joist & Stringer SAFE
    Fb = 1.400,00 psi Between Stringer & Shores SAFE
    Fv = 160,00 psi Check Shore Strength SAFE
    E = 1.300.000,00 psi
    Fc = 1.000,00 psi
    Bearing Capacity (Fcꓕ) = 425,00 psi

    A. Design of Sheating (Joist Spacing)


    1). Design Load
    W1 = W x ts (6/12) psf 75 psf
    W2 = 10 - 15 Psf 15 psf
    W3 = 50 Psf (manual) or 75 Psf (Motorized) 50 psf
    Wt 140 psf
    Sheating Load = Wt x 1 ft (lb/ft) 140 lb/ft

    2). Sheating type surface finish b = 12,00 in


    1). 1" Board d = 0,75 in
    a. Sec parameters A = 9,00 in2
    b = 12" d = 0,75" S = 1,13 in3
    A=bxd I = 0,42 in4
    S = (b x d)/6 (in3) Fb = 1.204,00 psi
    I = (b x d)/12 (in4) Fv = 155,20 psi
    E = 1.261.000,00 psi

    3). Check
    Support Condition (3 and more)
    L bending = 4,46 x d x ((Fb x b)/w)^1/2
    = 33,98 in
    L shear = 13,3 x (Fv x A)/W)+2 x d
    = 134,20 in
    L deflection = ∆ = 1/360 --> L=1,69 x (Ei/W)^1/3
    = 26,37 in
    L joist = 2,20
    = 3,00 ft
    B. Design of Joist (Stringer Spacing)
    Joist Load (W) = Design Load x (L joist / 12) = lb/ft
    = 420,00 lb/ft
    Sec. Parameter = 1,3" x 1,8"
    b = 1,50 in *Strength Par.
    d = 3,50 in Fb= 1400 psi, Fv=160 psi, E=1,3x10^6 psi
    Sec Par. =
    A = 5,25 in2
    S = 3,01 in3
    I = 5,36 in4

    L bending = 10,95x((Fb x S)/W)^1/2)


    = 34,66 in
    L shear = 13,3x((Fv x A)/W)+ 2d
    = 33,60 in
    L deflection = 1,69 x ((EI/W)^1/3
    = 43,10 in
    L stringer = 2,80 ft (choose the smallest)
    = 3,00 ft

    C. Design of Stringer (Shores Spacing)


    Stringer load (W) = Design Load x (L stringer/12) = lb/ft
    = 420,00 lb/ft
    Sec. Parameter = 1,3" x 1,8" *Strength Par.
    b = 3,50 in Fb= 1400 psi, Fv=160 psi, E=1,3x10^6 psi
    d = 5,50 in
    A = 8,25 in2
    S = 7,56 in3
    I = 20,80 in4

    L bending = 10,95x((Fb x S)/W)^1/2)


    = 54,98 in
    L shear = 13,3x((Fv x A)/W)+ 2d
    = 52,80 in
    L deflection = 1,69 x ((EI/W)^1/3
    = 67,73 in
    L shore = 4,40 ft (choose the smallest)
    = 5,00 ft
    D. Check shore strength
    a). P = Design Load x (L joist/12)*(L stringer/12) = lb
    b). A = Bsh x Bsh
    c). Actual Stress = P/A =lb/in2 < Fcꓕ
    Between Joist & Stringer
    P = 1260 lb
    A = 5,25 in2
    Actual Stress = 240 lb/in2

    Control = SAFE

    Between Stringer & Shores


    P = 2100 lb
    A = 5,25 in2
    Actual Stress = 400 lb/in2

    Control = SAFE

    Check Shore Strength


    P = 2100 lb
    A = 12,25 in2
    Actual Stress = 171,429 lb/in2

    Control = SAFE

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