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Design of Slab

This document summarizes the design of a two-way concrete slab. It provides the slab dimensions, minimum thickness calculation, and factored load calculation. It also lists the dead and live loads for different areas of the slab according to code tables. Finally, it specifies using 25% of the total factored load to approximate the beam dead load.

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Design of Slab

This document summarizes the design of a two-way concrete slab. It provides the slab dimensions, minimum thickness calculation, and factored load calculation. It also lists the dead and live loads for different areas of the slab according to code tables. Finally, it specifies using 25% of the total factored load to approximate the beam dead load.

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Design of Slab (Critical Slab)

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Ratio m= =0.6 > 0.5, therefore TWO WAY SLAB.
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GIVEN:

Short side, A: 6 m
Long Side, B: 10 m
Concrete Unit Weight: 23.6 kN/m3
Cover: 50 mm, from Table 420.6.1.3.3, NSCP 2015
Use 20 mm rebars
ln
Minimum thickness, h= , from Table 408.3.1.1, NSCP 2015
33

10 000 mm
= = 303.030303 mm
33

Therefore, minimum thickness = 305 mm

Dead loads: from Table 404.2, NSCP 2015

Self-weight= 23.6 kN/m3(0.305 m) ----- 7.198 kPa


Floor Fill (Lightweight concrete per mm)
-----------------------------------
0.015 k kPa
Floor Finish (ceramic or quarry tile 20 mm
1.1 kPa
on 25 mm mortar bed) ------
Ceiling Load (plaster on tile or
concrete)----------------------------------
0.24 kPa
Miscellaneous Load-------------------- 1 kPa
Electrical Load--------------------------- 0.023kPa
DL= 9.576 kPa

Live load for basic floor area----------------- 12.0 kPa

from Table 405.1, NSCP 2015

Factored Load:
WuDL=1.2 DL
=1.2(9.576)
WuDL= 11.4912 kPa

WuLL=1.6 LL
=1.6(12.0)
WuLL = 19.2 kPa

Wu=1.2 DL + 1.6 LL
=1.2(9.576) + 1.6(12.0)
Wu = 30.6912kPa
Sa, Sb, Sc, Sd, Se (Slab)

Dead loads: from Table 404.2, NSCP 2015

Self-weight= 23.6 kN/m3(0.305 m) ----- 7.198 kPa


Floor Fill (Lightweight concrete per mm)
-----------------------------------
0.015 k kPa
Floor Finish (ceramic or quarry tile 20 mm
1.1 kPa
on 25 mm mortar bed) ------
Ceiling Load (plaster on tile or
concrete)----------------------------------
0.24 kPa
Miscellaneous Load-------------------- 1 kPa
Electrical Load--------------------------- 0.023kPa
DL= 9.576 kPa

Live load for basic floor area----------------- 4.8 kPa

from Table 405.1, NSCP 2015

Sf, Sg, Sh, Si, Sj (Slab)

Dead loads: from Table 404.2, NSCP 2015

Self-weight= 23.6 kN/m3(0.305 m) ----- 7.198 kPa


Floor Fill (Lightweight concrete per mm)
-----------------------------------
0.015 k kPa
Floor Finish (ceramic or quarry tile 20 mm
1.1 kPa
on 25 mm mortar bed) ------
Ceiling Load (plaster on tile or
concrete)----------------------------------
0.24 kPa
Miscellaneous Load-------------------- 1 kPa
Electrical Load--------------------------- 0.023kPa
DL= 9.576 kPa

Live load for basic floor area----------------- 4.8 kPa

from Table 405.1, NSCP 2015

For Weight of beam

Approximate the weight of the beam (DL) between 20% and 25% of (DL+LL).
Use 25% fo safety

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