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ACI F Min Classifications and Values and Table 1.1 PDF

This document defines F-min classifications ranging from 25 for conventional floors to 100 for superflat floors. It also includes a table recommending F-min values for varying rack heights in warehouses, with both longitudinal and transverse F-min values increasing from 50 to 100 as rack height increases from 0 to 65 feet. The table is from an ACI guide on designing slabs-on-ground.

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ACI F Min Classifications and Values and Table 1.1 PDF

This document defines F-min classifications ranging from 25 for conventional floors to 100 for superflat floors. It also includes a table recommending F-min values for varying rack heights in warehouses, with both longitudinal and transverse F-min values increasing from 50 to 100 as rack height increases from 0 to 65 feet. The table is from an ACI guide on designing slabs-on-ground.

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ACI F min Classifications and Values and Table 1.

Classification F-min number


Conventional floor 25
Good 38
Flat 50
Very flat 75
Superflat 100

Table 1.1 - Defined Traffic Values

This table shows the recommended F-min values for varying rack heights.

Rack height, ft (m) Longitudinal* F-min Transverse† F-min

0 to 25 (0 to 7.6) 50 60

26 to 30 (7.9 to 9.1) 55 65

31 to 35 (9.4 to 10.7) 60 70

36 to 40 (11 to 12.2) 65 75

41 to 45 (12.5 to 13.7) 70 80

46 to 50 (14 to 15.2) 75 85

51 to 65 (15.5 to 19.8) 90 100

66 to 90 (20.1 to 27.4) 100 125

Table 1.1 taken from ACI 360-R10 “Guide to Design of Slabs-On-Ground”

*Longitudinal value between the front and rear axle


† Transverse value between loaded wheel tracks

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