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Handout 4: Design of Slabs A. ONE-WAY SLABS - Supported On Two Edges and Bends in Only One Direction. Please Read

1) The document provides design guidelines for one-way and two-way reinforced concrete slabs. It discusses minimum thickness requirements, deflection limits, reinforcement limits, and detailing requirements. 2) Two sample design problems are included to demonstrate the slab design process. Problem 1 involves designing a one-way cantilever slab. Problem 2 involves designing a simple span one-way slab with given dimensions and loadings. 3) The solutions show calculating slab thickness, determining loads, computing moments, and sizing reinforcement ratios and bar sizes to satisfy strength limits based on the provided code guidelines. Design of shrinkage and temperature reinforcement is also demonstrated.

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Handout 4: Design of Slabs A. ONE-WAY SLABS - Supported On Two Edges and Bends in Only One Direction. Please Read

1) The document provides design guidelines for one-way and two-way reinforced concrete slabs. It discusses minimum thickness requirements, deflection limits, reinforcement limits, and detailing requirements. 2) Two sample design problems are included to demonstrate the slab design process. Problem 1 involves designing a one-way cantilever slab. Problem 2 involves designing a simple span one-way slab with given dimensions and loadings. 3) The solutions show calculating slab thickness, determining loads, computing moments, and sizing reinforcement ratios and bar sizes to satisfy strength limits based on the provided code guidelines. Design of shrinkage and temperature reinforcement is also demonstrated.

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HANDOUT 4: DESIGN OF SLABS

A. ONE-WAY SLABS – supported on two edges and bends in only one direction.
*PLEASE READ*
§407.3 Design Limits
 §407.3.1 Minimum Slab Thickness (L = length at short direction)
 §407.3.2 Deflection Limits
 §407.3.3 Reinforcement Strain Limits
§407.6 Reinforcement Limits
§407.6.1 Minimum Flexural Reinforcement
 Asmin = 0.002Ag if fy <420 MPa
 Asmin = greater of either (0.0018x420/fy)Ag or 0.0014Ag if fy ≥ 420 MPa
§407.6.4 Minimum Shrinkage and Temperature Reinforcements
 ρs&t = 0.002 if fy <420 MPa
 ρs&t = greater of either (0.0018x420/fy) or 0.0014 if fy ≥ 420 MPa
§407.7.2 Reinforcement Spacing
 Shall conform to §425.2
 Maximum spacing s shall be the lesser of thrice the thickness and 450 mm

Problem 1: Design

A one-way cantilever slab is to be designed with unit weight of concrete = 23.6 kN/m 3,
live load = 4.8kPa, f’c = 21 MPa, and fy = 230 MPa. Assuming that the thickness of the slab
is 125mm, determine the necessary reinforcement of the slab using 10mmØ bars.

1.2DL + 1.6LL
1m

width
1m

length

1m length
Assume 1-meter strip width:

STEP 1: LOADS

*Determine loads accordingly. DL = wt of slab, LL = 4.8 kPa

Wslab = 0.125m (1m)(23.6) = 2.95 kN/m (slab thickness*1m strip*unit wt)

WLL = 4.8 kPa (1m) = 4.8 kN/m (load in pressure*1m strip)

STEP 2: ULTIMATE MOMENT (cantilever)

M = 1.2(2.95kN/m)(1m)(0.5m) + 1.6(4.8kN/m)(1m)(0.5m) = 5.61 kN-m


STEP 3: DETERMINE As

b = 1000mm (width of strip)

d = 125 – 20 – 0.5(10) = 100mm (thickness – minimum concrete cover – 0.5 bar dia.)

𝑀𝑢 = 𝜑𝑅𝑏𝑑 2 (consider a one-way slab as if it is a singly-reinforced beam)

5.61𝑥106 = 0.9𝑅(1000)(100)2 ; R = 0.623 MPa

Compute for ρmax to solve for the value of ρact


𝜌𝑓𝑦 𝜌(230)
0.623 = 𝜌𝑓𝑦 (1 − ) = 𝜌(230) (1 − ); ρ = 0.00276 > ρmin = 0.002 (see §407.6.1)
1.7𝑓′𝑐 1.7(21)

As = ρ(bd) = 0.00276(1000)(100) = 276 mm2


276
Using 10mmØ bars: 𝑛10 = = 3.514 ~ 4 – 10mmØ
0.25𝜋(102 )

Spacing = 1000/3.514 = 284.575 ~ 280 mm on center (O.C.)

STEP 4: DETERMINE TEMPERATURE BARS

ρs&t = 0.002 (see §407.6.4: fy<420 MPa)

Ass&t = ρs&t(b x thickness of slab) = 0.002(1000)(125) = 250mm2


250
Using 10mmØ bars: 𝑛10 = = 3.183 ~ 4 – 10mmØ
0.25𝜋(102 )

Spacing = 1000/3.183 = 314.169 ~ 300 mm on center (O.C.)

Problem 2: Design

Design a simple span one-way slab to carry a uniformly-distributed load of 16 kPa. The
span is 3 x 7 meters. Use f’c = 20MPa, fy = 276 MPa, 20mm Ø main bars, and 10mm Ø
shrinkage and temperature bars.

3m
1 m strip

Considering a 1-m strip, 7m

Assuming L = 3 meters (shorter side must be considered)

STEP 1: Compute for the thickness of slab. (fy is not 420 MPa)
𝐿 𝑓𝑦 3000 276
𝑡= (0.4 + ) = (0.4 + ) = 119.142 ~ 120mm thk. Slab (check §407.3.1)
20 700 20 700
STEP 2: Compute for As

Wslab = 0.120(1m)(23.6) = 2.832 kN/m

WLL = 16kPa (1m) = 16 kN/m

Wu = 1.2(2.832) + 1.6(16) = 28.998 kN/m

𝑊𝐿2 28.998 (32)


M= = = 32.622 kN-m
8 8
d = 120 – 20 – 0.5(20) = 90mm

𝑀𝑢 = 𝜑𝑅𝑏𝑑 2 ; 32.622𝑥106 = 0.9𝑅(1000)(90)2 ; R = 4.474 MPa

*Compute for ρmax to solve for the value of ρact*


𝜌𝑓𝑦 𝜌(276)
4.474 = 𝜌𝑓𝑦 (1 − ) = 𝜌(276) (1 − ); ρ = 0.0192 > ρmin = 0.002 (see §407.6.1)
1.7𝑓′𝑐 1.7(20)

As = ρ(bd) = 0.0192(1000)(90) = 1728 mm2


1596
Using 20mmØ bars: 𝑛20 = = 5.5 ~ 6 – 20mmØ
0.25𝜋(202 )

Spacing = 1000/5.5 = 181.805 ~ 180 mm on center (O.C.)

STEP 3: DETERMINE TEMPERATURE BARS

ρs&t = 0.002 (see §407.6.4: fy<420 MPa)

Ass&t = ρs&t(b x thickness of slab) = 0.002(1000)(120) = 240mm2


240
Using 10mmØ bars: 𝑛10 = = 3.056 ~ 4 – 10mmØ
0.25𝜋(102 )

Spacing = 1000/3.056 = 327.255 ~ 320 mm on center (O.C.)


B. TWO-WAY SLABS – supported on all edges and bends in two directions.
*PLEASE READ*
§408.3 Design Limits
 §408.3.1.1 Minimum Slab Thickness
o T = (clear perimeter of slab)/180 (USD)
o Slabs without drop panels (t = 125mm)
o With drop panels (t = 100mm)
o Check Table 408.3.1.1 for minimum thickness without interior beams
 §408.3.2 Deflection Limits
 §408.3.3 Reinforcement Strain Limits
§408.6 Reinforcement Limits
§408.6.1 Minimum Flexural Reinforcement
 Asmin = 0.002Ag if fy <420 MPa
 Asmin = greater of either (0.0018x420/fy)Ag or 0.0014Ag if fy ≥ 420 MPa
§408.7 Reinforcement Detailing
 §408.7.1.1: Concrete cover for reinforcement shall conform to §420.6.1
 §408.7.2.1: Minimum spacing S shall conform to §425.2
 §408.7.2.2: Maximum spacing S of deformed bars shall be the lesser of 2h
and 450mm at critical sections, and the lesser of 3h and 450mm at other
sections.

MOMENTS
Using coefficient method: Where:
M = CWA2 W = total loads
M = CWB2 C = coefficients separate from loads
A = Length in short direction
B = Length in long direction
 Negative moments are based on total loads
 Positive moments are separate, considering DL and LL
 Negative moments at discontinuous ends – 1/3 positive moment in same
direction
Problem: Design

A monolitihic reinforced concrete floor composed of rectangular beam is shown. Beams


are 300x600mm on all column lines are provided. LL = 4.8 kPa, f’c = 21 MPa, fy = 414 MPa,
wt of concrete = 23.6 kN/m3. Design the slab. Use 10mmØ bars and CC of 20mm.

STEP 1: MINIMUM THICKNESS

Clear dimensions:
S = 6 – 0.3 = 5.7
8m S-1 S-2 L = 8 – 0.3 = 7.7
Trial thickness:
t = P/180
6m = 2(5.7+7.7)/180 = 0.149
t = 150mm
*check other thickness using Table
408.3.1.1
STEP 2: DETERMINE LOADS

Wslab = 1.2(0.15)(1)(23.6) = 3.54 kN/m (slab thickness*1m strip*unit wt)

WLL = 1.6(4.8)(1) = 4.8 kN/m (load in pressure *1m strip)

Wu = 1.2(3.54) + 1.6(4.8) = 11.928 kN/m

STEP 3: DETERMINE MOMENTS

Slab ratio = 5.7/7.7 = 0.74

M = CWA2 or CWB2

NOTE: Refer to tables for coefficients of two-way slabs (Case 4), interpolate the value of
coefficient from A/B= 0.75 and 0.7 since ratio = 0.74:

 SHORT DIRECTION

Negative Moment (Continuous)

C = 0.075 ; -M = 0.075(11.928)(5.72) = 29.066 kN-m

Positive Moment

Dead Load: C = 0.0436; +M = 0.0436(4.248)(5.72) = 6.018 kN-m

Live Load: C = 0.053; +M = 0.053(7.68)(5.72) = 13.225 kN-m

TOTAL = 6.018+13.225 = 19.243 kN-m

Negative Moment (Discontinuous)

-M = (1/3)(19.243) = 6.414 kN-m

 LONG DIRECTION

Negative Moment (Continuous)

C = 0.023; -M = 0.023(11.928)(7.72) = 16.266 kN-m

Positive Moment

Dead Load: C = 0.0126; +M = 0.0126(4.248)(7.72) = 3.173 kN-m

Live Load: C = 0.0156; +M = 0.0156(7.68)(7.72) = 7.103 kN-m

TOTAL = 3.173+7.103 = 10.276 kN-m

Negative Moment (Discontinuous)

-M = (1/3)(10.276) = 3.425 kN-m

STEP 4: DETERMINE REINFORCEMENTS

d = 150 – 20 – 0.5(10) = 125 mm ; b = 1000mm (assume 1m strip)


Using 𝑀𝑢 = 𝜑𝑅𝑏𝑑 2 , solve for the reinforcement ratio to get As.

 SHORT DIRECTION

Midspan (Use Positive Moment, M = 19.213 kN-m)

19.213x106 = 0.9R(1000)(125)2 ; R = 1.366 MPa

Compute for ρmax to solve for the value of ρact


𝜌(414)
1.366 = 𝜌(414) (1 − ) ; ρ = 0.00344
1.7(21)

As = ρbd = 0.00344(1000)(125) = 430 mm2


430
Using 10mmØ bars: 𝑛10 = 2 = 5.474~6 – 10mmØ
0.25𝜋(10 )

Spacing = 1000/5.474 = 182.651 ~ 180 mm on center (O.C.)

Continuous Edge (Use Negative Moment – Continuous, M = 29.066 kN-m)

29.066x106 = 0.9R(1000)(125)2 ; R = 1.366 MPa

Compute for ρmax to solve for the value of ρact


𝜌(414)
2.067 = 𝜌(414) (1 − ) ; ρ = 0.00532
1.7(21)

As = ρbd = 0.00532(1000)(125) = 665 mm2


665
Using 10mmØ bars: 𝑛10 = = 8.467~9 – 10mmØ
0.25𝜋(102)

Spacing = 1000/8.467 = 118.105 ~ 115 mm on center (O.C.)

Discontinuous Edge (Use thrice the spacing of midspan because moment


is only 1/3 of midspan)

S = 3(180) = 540mm > 500mm

Bent up two of every three bars from the bottom steel.

 LONG DIRECTION

Midspan (Use Positive Moment, M = 10.276 kN-m)

10.276x106 = 0.9R(1000)(125)2 ; R = 0.762 MPa

Compute for ρmax to solve for the value of ρact


𝜌(414)
0.762 = 𝜌(414) (1 − ) ; ρ = 0.00188
1.7(21)
As = ρbd = 0.00344(1000)(125) = 235 mm2

BUT the value of Asmin = 0.002Ag = 0.002(1000)(150) = 300mm2


300
Using 10mmØ bars: 𝑛10 = = 3.819~4 – 10mmØ
0.25𝜋(102)

Spacing = 1000/5.474 = 261.799 ~ 260 mm on center (O.C.)

Continuous Edge (Use Negative Moment – Continuous, M = 16.266 kN-m)

16.266x106 = 0.9R(1000)(125)2 ; R = 1.157 MPa

Compute for ρmax to solve for the value of ρact


𝜌(414)
1.157 = 𝜌(414) (1 − ) ; ρ = 0.00289
1.7(21)

As = ρbd = 0.00289(1000)(125) = 361.25 mm2


361.25
Using 10mmØ bars: 𝑛10 = = 4.600~5 – 10mmØ
0.25𝜋(102)

Spacing = 1000/4.600 = 217.411 ~ 215 mm on center (O.C.)

Discontinuous Edge (Use one-third of reinforcement from midspan since


moment at discontinuous edge = 1/3 moment of midspan)

S = 3(260) = 780mm > 500mm

Bent up two of every three bottom bars.

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