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10 9 For Flight-1 For Flight-2: Stair Design

The document provides details for designing staircases between two levels. It includes specifications for the room sizes, riser height, tread depth, number of steps, and landing dimensions. It then presents the design of a simply supported inclined slab staircase between the levels. Key specifications and calculations are shown for the slab span, loads, required depth, steel reinforcement, and spacing between bars.

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10 9 For Flight-1 For Flight-2: Stair Design

The document provides details for designing staircases between two levels. It includes specifications for the room sizes, riser height, tread depth, number of steps, and landing dimensions. It then presents the design of a simply supported inclined slab staircase between the levels. Key specifications and calculations are shown for the slab span, loads, required depth, steel reinforcement, and spacing between bars.

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Stair design

The room sizes =

L
2820

L.L
=
R
=
T
=
SEC Q
=
NO OF RISERS

H
6000

3350

5 kN/Sqr mt
160 MM
300 MM
SQRT(300^2+150^2)/300
=
3350/160
SAY

7.5
1.41
4.6248
9.2496
=
=
=

NO OF TREADS FOR FLIGHT


GOING
total WIDTH OF LANDINGS
WIDTH OF LANDING AT ENDS

1.18
20.9375
21
SAY 11+10
10
9
for flight-1
for flight-2
3500
2700
2500
1250

Design of Flight-I
type:
one way single span simply supported inclined slab
span
4750 m
(3500+1250)
LL
5 kn/sqmt
FINISH
1 kn/sqmt
TRIAL DEPTH
BASIC L/D
20
PT
0.3 %
ALPHA
1.4 FE 415
ALLOABLE L/D
rA=
1.40*20
28
req effect depth
d=L/rA
169.6429
say
180
D
180+20
200 mm
or
L/20
to
L/25
Loads
self weight OF SLAB 25D
25 D sec Q
weight of steps
25 R/2
Imposed load
LL+FF
1+5
Total working load
Factored load
Design moment
MU max WuL^2/10
Check for depth
for m15 -fe415
Mur max =Ru max bd^2
Rumax =2.07
for m15 -fe418
Rumax =2.76
Ast

Mur max
Mur max
here we can reduce the thickness also

Main steel calculations


=
(0.5 fck /fy )((1- Sqrt(4.6 Mu /Fck bd^2) xb

(1- Sqrt(4.6 Mu /Fck bd^2)


0.39336996
(1- Sqrt(4.6 Mu /Fck bd^2))xbd
78673.9929
0.5*fck/fy =
ast
=
1421.81915
spacing= 1000 ast/Ast
79.04293
spacing=

0.018072289

1000 ast/Ast
140.746
say 125 mm c/c
Dist steel calculations
for Fe415 the steel req is 0.12 %
Ast
=
0.12*1000*200/100
240
provide 8 mm bars
spacing
say 200 mm

All are in MM
1.524390244
2820
9
2.9232

1250
1.52 M
5'

335.4102
1.118034

1.52 M
5'

3500

6000
Simply supported

1250

Q
4750
193.0894

237.5
25*.2*1.16
25*(160/2)*1.16
kn/sqrmt

190
5.8
2.32
6
14.12
21.18
47.78738

2.07 x1000x200^2x10^-6
82.8 >
e we can reduce the thickness also

fck /fy )((1- Sqrt(4.6 Mu /Fck bd^2) xbd)

take 200 mm
kn/Sqr mt
kn/Sqr mt
kn/Sqr mt
kn/Sqr mt
kn/Sqr mt
Knm

48 ok

Simply supported
L
300
X
R

160

SINQ
X

X/R/2
R SINQ/2

consider 12 mm dia steel


area =.78*12*12
112.32
consider 16 mm dia steel
area =.78*16*16
199.68

2*1000*200/100
sqmm
49.92
208

1250
Simply supported

3500

continuous
1250

6000
4750
300
Q
160

SECQ

SQRT(300^2+160^2)/300

1250
Simply supported

TWO STEPS VOLUME

3500
0.024
2X/R
0.34

continuous
1250

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