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DESIGN OF ONE WAY CONTINUOUS SLAB

Enter values in these cells only.


1 Number of spans 4
2 Dimension of slab
L 13.5 m
B 6.5 m
3 Span data
Span 1 L 6.5 m
B 3.04 m
Span 2 L 6.5 m
B 3.35 m
Span 3 L 6.5 m
B 3.35 m
Span 4 L 6.5 m
B 3.04 m

4 Thickness of Supports
End supports 0.3 m
Interior Supports 0.24 m

5 Grade of Concrete fck 20 N/mm2


6 Grade of Steel fy 415 N/mm2
7 Clear Cover 25 mm

8 Design Factors
xumax/d 0.48 N.A. factor 𝑋𝑢𝑚𝑎𝑥/𝑑=700/(1100+0.87∗𝑓𝑦)
Qlim 2.76 M.R. factor
ptlim 0.96 % R/F

9 Effective Length
For end span Lx 3.31 m
Ly 6.8 m
For interior span Lx 3.59 m
Ly 6.8 m

Check Ly/Lx≥2 1 DESIGN AS ONE WAY CONTINUOUS SLAB

10 Approximation of depth
MF 1.5 "Assuming Pt = 0.35%, from Figure 4, Page 38, IS 456(2000)"

For end span 𝑑=𝐿_𝑥/(26∗𝑀𝐹)


d 84.87 mm For continuous slab
For interior span
d 92.05 mm

dassumed 100 mm
φ 10 mm
Dassumed 130 mm
11 Total Factored load calculation(w)
S.Wt. 3.25 kN/m2
F.F. 1.5 kN/m2
L.L. 2 kN/m2

T.L. 6.75 kN/m2


Total factored load w 10.125 kN/m2

Total factored DL Wd 7.125 kN/m2


Total factored IL Wi 3 kN/m2

12 Effective shorter spans Lxeffective:


a. For end span As per clause 22.2 (b), Page:34, IS 456 (2000); the
c/c between supports 3.31 m width of the intermediate supports is less than 1/12 of
the clear span. Hence, the calculations are made as
clear span + d 3.14 m that of simply supported slab.

Lxeff 3.14 m Whichever is smaller of above values

b. For interior span


c/c between supports 3.59 m
clear span + d 3.45 m

Lxeff 3.45 m Whichever is smaller of above values

13 Bending moment (Mu) and Shear force (Vu) calculations

Load type
Location
1 2 Sum (Mu) 𝑀𝑢=𝐶𝑜𝑒𝑓𝑓𝑖𝑐𝑖𝑒𝑛𝑡𝑠∗𝑊𝑑∗ 〖𝑙 _𝑒𝑓𝑓 〗 ^2
A 5.854 2.958 8.81 kNm
C -7.025 -3.287 -10.31 kNm
B 5.300 2.976 8.28 kNm
D -7.067 -3.968 -11.03 kNm

Load type Sum(Vu)


Location 𝑉𝑢=𝐶𝑜𝑒𝑓𝑓𝑖𝑐𝑖𝑒𝑛𝑡𝑠∗𝑊𝑙∗𝑙_𝑒𝑓𝑓
1 2
E 8.949 4.239 13.19 KN
F 13.4235 5.652 19.08 KN
G 12.30488 5.652 17.96 KN
H 12.29063 5.652 17.94 KN
14 Calculation of required effective depth

For calculation of required effective depth, maximum design B.M. is to be considered without considering sign.

Mumax 11.035 kNm


𝑑𝑟𝑒𝑞= √(𝑀𝑢/(𝑄𝑙𝑖𝑚∗𝑏))
dreq 63.28 mm

Check dreq < dassumed 1

dprovided Err:508 mm
Dprovided Err:508 mm

15 Area of main R/F

Ast Spacing Spacing Spacing Ast Ast min 𝐴_𝑠𝑡=(0.5∗𝑓_𝑐𝑘∗𝑏𝑑)/𝑓_𝑦 ×{1− √([1−(4.6∗𝑀_𝑢∗10^6
Location 3d(mm)
Sum (Mu) required Dia of bars req(mm) (mm) provided provided (0.12%)
A 8.812 258.001 8 194.827 300 194.827 190 264.555 156.000
B 8.276 241.428 8 208.200 300 208.200 200 251.327 156.000

At support next to end support (C)


Mu 10.31 KNm
Ast,required 305.05 mm2
Ast,available 257.94 mm2 (in the form of bent-up bars)
Additional Ast,required 47.11 mm2
φ 8 mm
spacing required 1067.03 mm
spacing provided 900 mm c/c
Ast,provided by extra top bars 55.85 mm2
Total Ast,provided 313.79 mm2
Hence provide extra top bars of 8 mm # @900 mm c/c

At other interior supports (D)


Mu 11.03 KNm
Ast,required 328.12 mm2
Ast,available 251.33 mm2 (in the form of bent-up bars)
Additional Ast,required 76.79 mm2
φ 8.00 mm
spacing required 654.58 mm
spacing provided 600.00 mm c/c
Ast,provided by extra top bars 83.78 mm2
Total Ast,provided 335.10 mm2
Hence provide extra top bars of 8 mm # @600 mm c/c
16 Area of distribution steel
Provide 0.15% of gross section for HYSD bars, min R/F = 0.12% of b*D
for MS bars, min R/F = 0.15% of b*D
Ast req 195 mm2

Assume dia of bars 8 mm

Spacing required
s 257.7717 mm c/c
5d 500 mm c/c
450 mm c/c

Spacing required 257.7717 mm c/c

Spacing provided 250 mm c/c

Ast provided 201.062 mm2

17 Check for shear


Vu 19.0755 KN 𝛽=
(0.8∗𝑓𝑐𝑘)/(6.89∗𝑝𝑡)
pt,prov 0.31 %
β 8.23
k 1.30 (as per cl B-5.2.1.1,pg-84 of IS 456-2000) 𝜏𝑐=0.85∗√(0.8∗𝑓𝑐𝑘)∗(√(1+5∗𝛽)−1)/(6∗𝛽)
τc 0.38
Actual τc 0.49
τv 0.19 SAFE

18 Detailling drawings 8 mm # @200 mm c/c alternate bent


8 mm # @250 mm c/c
8 mm # @190 mm c/c +ETB 8 mm # @600 mm c/c 1035 mm 1035 mm

314 mm 690 mm 628 mm

0.3 m 3.04 m 3.35 m 3.35 m 3.04 m 0.3 m

8 mm # @190 mm c/c alternate bent


B.M. Coefficients

Span Moments Support Moments


Type of load Near middle of At Middle of At support next
End span Interior span to end support
A B C
1 DL and LL(Fixed) 0.083 0.0625 -0.1
2 DL and LL(Moving) 0.1 0.083 -0.111

S.F. Coefficients

At Support next to End supportAt all other


At End Support Outer Interior
Type of load Inner supports
Side Side
E F G H
1 DL and LL(Fixed) 0.4 0.6 0.55 0.5
2 DL and LL(Moving) 0.45 0.6 0.6 0.6

For Members of the uniform cross section which supports uniformly distributed load over 3 or mor
which do not refer by more than 15% of the longest, B.M. and S.F. used in design may be obtained
coefficients from these tables.
Support Moments
At other Interior At end
support support
D O
-0.083 0
-0.111 0

At all other
Interior
supports
H
0.5
0.6

ed load over 3 or more spans


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