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Design of a 1-way spanning, simply supported slab 3.5 m Specifications fck = 30 N/ mm 2 fyk = 500 N/mm 2 Gk = 5.0 kN/ m 2 (exclusive of self-weight) Qk = 2.5 kN/ m 2 Assumptions: Design life is 50 years and resistance time to fire is 1 hour. Step 1: Estimating the slab depth Trying out a basic span to effective depth ratio of 25. Thus, effective depth, d = = 3500 25 = 140 . mm. Since high strength steel is being used and the span is less than 7 m, the correction factors can be taken as unity (1.0). Therefore, d = 140 mm. Step 2: Nominal cover dimension and overall slab depth (h) Cnominal = Cminimum + Δ Cdeviation Cmin = max [minimum cover due to bond (Cmin b); minimum cover due to environmental conditions (Cmin dur)] Assuming bars of ø 10 mm to be used, Cmin b = 10 mm. Assuming an exposure of class XC 1 & using C 30/ 37 concrete, Cmin dur = 15 mm. Thus, Cmin = 15 mm. Δ Cdeviation = allowance in design for deviation. Let Δ Cdev = 10 mm. Therefore, Cnom = 15 + 10 = 25 mm. Overall depth of slab, h = d + Cnom + ø 2 = 140 + 25 + 5 = 170 mm. Thus, h = 170 mm. Furthermore, according to specific tables from EC 2, the depth, d, and size of nominal cover chosen is adequate for a fire resistance of 1 hour and a design life of 50 years. Step 3: Slab loading Self-weight of slab = Overall depth, h x unit weight of reinforced concrete

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  • Design of a 1-way spanning, simply supported slab

    3.5 m

    Specifications

    fck = 30 N/ mm2

    fyk = 500 N/mm2

    Gk = 5.0 kN/ m2 (exclusive of self-weight)

    Qk = 2.5 kN/ m2

    Assumptions: Design life is 50 years and resistance time to fire is 1 hour.

    Step 1: Estimating the slab depth

    Trying out a basic span to effective depth ratio of 25.

    Thus, effective depth, d =

    =

    3500

    25 =

    140

    . mm.

    Since high strength steel is being used and the span is less than 7 m, the correction factors can

    be taken as unity (1.0). Therefore, d = 140 mm.

    Step 2: Nominal cover dimension and overall slab depth (h)

    Cnominal = Cminimum + Cdeviation

    Cmin = max [minimum cover due to bond (Cmin b); minimum cover due to environmental

    conditions (Cmin dur)]

    Assuming bars of 10 mm to be used, Cmin b = 10 mm.

    Assuming an exposure of class XC 1 & using C 30/ 37 concrete, Cmin dur = 15 mm.

    Thus, Cmin = 15 mm.

    Cdeviation = allowance in design for deviation.

    Let Cdev = 10 mm.

    Therefore, Cnom = 15 + 10 = 25 mm.

    Overall depth of slab, h = d + Cnom +

    2 = 140 + 25 + 5 = 170 mm.

    Thus, h = 170 mm.

    Furthermore, according to specific tables from EC 2, the depth, d, and size of nominal cover

    chosen is adequate for a fire resistance of 1 hour and a design life of 50 years.

    Step 3: Slab loading

    Self-weight of slab = Overall depth, h x unit weight of reinforced concrete

  • Self-weight = 170 x 10-3 x 25 = 4.25 kN/m2.

    Total dead load, Gk = Self weight of slab + Permanent actions = 4.25 + 5.0 = 9.25 kN/m2.

    Total live load, Qk = 2.5 kN/m2.

    For a 1-metre width (b) of slab:

    Ultimate load, n = [1.35 Gk + 1.5 Qk] [b]

    Thus, n = [1.35 (9.25) + 1.5 (2.5)] [1] = 16.24 kN/m

    Step 4: Analysis

    Maximum bending moment, M =

    8 =

    16.24 3.5 3.5

    8 = 24.87 kNm.

    Maximum shear force, V =

    2 =

    16.24 3.5

    2 = 28.42 kN.

    Step 5: Flexural Design

    Moment coefficient, K =

    fck =

    24.87 10^6

    1000 140 140 30 = 0.042 (< 0.156, thus acceptable).

    Lever arm, z = 0.95 d = 0.95 x 140 = 133 mm.

    As =

    0.87 =

    24.87 10^6

    0.87 500 133 = 430 mm2/m.

    Assuming bars of 10 mm to be used:

    1

    < or = As

    Spacing = 1

    As =

    78.5

    430 = 0.182 m = 182 mm.

    Thus, chosen spacing = 175 mm.

    Hence, provide H10 at 175 mm (B1) spacing C/C, with As provided = 449 mm2/m.

    Step 5: Deflection check

    Checking for r.

    Since, r = 100

    =

    100 430

    1000 140 = 0.31 % (> 0.13 % minimum requirement)

    For r = 0.31% and fck = 30 N/mm2, the basic span to effective depth ratio = 39.

    Actual span to effective depth ratio = 25.

    Since basic ratio > actual ratio, the depth can be considered acceptable.

    Step 6: Shear check

    Vmax = 28.42 kN/m

    VEd = Vmax 0.14 (ultimate load) = 28.42 0.14 (16.24) = 26.14 kN.

  • Determination of r1 = 100

    =

    100 449

    1000 140 = 0.32 % (< 0.4 % - hence no

    correcting factor is necessary)

    Therefore, V Rd, c (shear capacity without any shear reinforcement) = 0.55 (since r1< 0.4%)

    x b x d = 0.55 x 1000 x 140 = 77 kN.

    Since VEd < VRd, c, no shear reinforcement is required.

    Step 7: Detailing checks

    a) Minimum areas of reinforcement

    As, min = 0.26 (fctm/fyk) btd

    As, min = 0.26 [0.30 (30^0.666)

    500] x 1000 x 140 = 210 mm2/m.

    Thus, since As provided is greater than the minimum, H10 @ 175 mm C/C is acceptable.

    b) Secondary reinforcement (Distribution steel)

    Secondary reinforcement = 20 % x As required.

    Thus, secondary reinforcement = (20/100) x 430 = 86 mm2/m.

    Assuming bars of 8mm to be used as distribution steel.

    Spacing = 1

    Area =

    50.3

    86 = 0.584 m = 584 mm.

    Since maximum spacing can be 300 mm, the spacing for the secondary reinforcement is

    taken as same.

    Thus, provide H08 @ 300 mm (B2 T2) spacing C/C, with secondary reinforcement area

    of 168 mm2/m.

    c) Crack control

    Maximum spacing of bars should be < 3h or less than 400 mm, whichever is the maximum.

    3 h = 3 x 170 = 510 mm.

    Since maximum spacing = 300 mm, crack control is considered to be appropriate.

    d) End anchorage

    For fck 30/35 N/mm2, the tension anchorage length is given as 51 of main bars.

    Thus, tension anchorage length = 51 x 10 = 510 mm, which is taken as 525 mm.

    e) Curtailment

    Curtailment of main bars: - Curtail main bars at 50 mm from support.

    At supports: - 50% of As to be anchored from face of support.

    Therefore, 50% of As = 0.5 x 430 = 215 mm2/m

  • Assuming bars of 12 mm to be used, spacing = 113.1 / 215 = 0.526 mm = 526 mm.

    The maximum spacing is thus chosen. Hence, use H12 @ 300 mm B1 T1 U-bars.