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Design of Two Way Slab - ACI Coefficient Method Using Mathcad Prime

The document summarizes the design of a two-way slab using the ACI coefficient method. It provides input data on loadings and material properties. It then calculates the minimum slab thickness, moment coefficients, bending moments at various locations, and reinforcement spacing requirements. The analysis determines the reinforcement needed at continuous edges, mid-panels, and discontinuous edges based on governing criteria such as bending, temperature, and shrinkage effects.

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Design of Two Way Slab - ACI Coefficient Method Using Mathcad Prime

The document summarizes the design of a two-way slab using the ACI coefficient method. It provides input data on loadings and material properties. It then calculates the minimum slab thickness, moment coefficients, bending moments at various locations, and reinforcement spacing requirements. The analysis determines the reinforcement needed at continuous edges, mid-panels, and discontinuous edges based on governing criteria such as bending, temperature, and shrinkage effects.

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DESIGN OF TWO-WAY SLAB: ACI COEFFICIENT METHOD

based from ACI 318-63 & ACI 318-14

Programmed by: ENGR. RYAN M. LAYUG | [email protected]

INPUT DATA:

Footing Name:

S-1

Loadings: Strength Parameters: Strength Parameters:

QD ≔ 5 KPa fc' ≔ 20.7 MPa D ≔ 10 mm


QL ≔ 1.9 KPa fy ≔ 276 MPa

Clear Span:

la ≔ 2.8 Shorter Clear Span, m


lb ≔ 3.8 Longer Clear Span, m

Panel Case:

CASE ≔ 4

ANALYSIS:

Determine the minimum thickness of the slab.

hmin = 73.33 Use h ≔ 100 mm

Determine the moment coefficients.

m = 0.74

Continuous Edge - Negative (Dead and Live Load )

Canegative = 0.081
Cbnegative = 0.024

Mid-panel - Positive (Dead Load)

Cadeadpositive = 0.046
Cbdeadpositive = 0.013

Mid-panel - Positive (Live Load)

Calivepositive = 0.057
Cblivepositive = 0.016

Project Name: Owner:


Location: Civil Engineer / Designer: Page 1 of 3
Determine the moments.

for Continuous Edge (Negative Moment)

MuNCa = 5.74 KN-m per m, short direction

MuNCb = 3.13 KN-m per m, long direction

for Mid-panel (Positive Moment)

MuPMa = 3.52 KN-m per m, short direction

MuPMb = 1.83 KN-m per m, long direction

for Discontinuous Edge (Negative Moment)

MuNDa = 1.17 KN-m per m, short direction

MuNDb = 0.61 KN-m per m, long direction

Determine the reinforcement spacing for continuous edge

along short direction

Steel_Ratio_Continuous_short = “Bending reinforcement governs”


spacing_at_continuous_edge_short = “Max spacing governs”
Spacing_at_continuous_edge_short = 200 mm

along long direction

Steel_Ratio_Continuous_long = “Bending reinforcement governs”


spacing_at_continuous_edge_long = “Max spacing governs”
Spacing_at_continuous_edge_long = 200 mm

Determine the reinforcement spacing for mid-panel

along short direction

Steel_Ratio_Midpanel_short = “Bending reinforcement governs”


spacing_at_midpanel_short = “Max spacing governs”
Spacing_at_midpanel_short = 200 mm

along long direction

Steel_Ratio_Midpanel_long = “Temperature reinforcement & shrinkage reinforcement governs”


spacing_at_midpanel_long = “Max spacing governs”
Spacing_at_midpanel_long = 200 mm

Project Name: Owner:


Location: Civil Engineer / Designer: Page 2 of 3
Determine the reinforcement spacing for discontinuous edge

along short direction

Steel_Ratio_Discontinuous_short = “Temperature reinforcement & shrinkage reinforcement governs”


spacing_at_discontinuous_edge_short = “Max spacing governs”
Spacing_at_discontinuous_edge_short = 200 mm

along long direction

Steel_Ratio_Discontinuous_long = “Temperature reinforcement & shrinkage reinforcement governs”


spacing_at_discontinuous_edge_long = “Max spacing governs”
Spacing_at_discontinuous_edge_long = 200 mm

Project Name: Owner:


Location: Civil Engineer / Designer: Page 3 of 3

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