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Design of Two Way Slab

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Design of two way slab

Materails Properties
Grade of Concrete( Fck) = 20
Grade of Steel(Fy) = 415
Size of Beam
Width(b) = 230
Depth(d)
Load Data
Live Load(LL) = 3
Floor Finish(FF) = 1

Assumption
Clear Cover = 20
Dia of Reinforcement = 10
Dimension of Slab
Short Span(Lx) = 4
Long Span(Ly) = 5.5
1) Type of Slab
Ly/Lx = 1.375
Trial Depth(D)
Considering Modification Factor(Mf) = 1.5
Continous Beam = 26
Effective Depth (d) = 102.5641
Assumed clear cover as 20mm and dia of bars as 10mm
Overall depth of Slab (D) = 127.5641
Providing overall depth (D) = 130
Available effective depth(davailable) = 105
Effective Span of Slab (Le)
Along Short Span (Lex) = 4.23
Along Long Span (Ley) = 5.73
2) Load Calculation(Maximum moment depth for Flexural)
Self weigth of slab = 3.25
Floor finish = 1
Live load = 3
Total Factored Load (Wu) = 10.875
Maximum moment and check for flexural
Aspected Ratio( Two adjacent ) Ley/Lex (as is 456
2000 table no. 26 = 1.3546099
Negative moment coefficient
ax = 0.068276
ay = 0.047
Positive moment coefficient
ax = 0.0512
ay = 0.035
Now Considering max. moment coefficient for each direction
Mux = 13.285505
Muy = 9.1455085
Therefore, depth required ( dreq) = 69.380032
Where
davailable > d req
Hence depth is safe
Design for Flexural and shear reinforcement along shorter span(Lx)
b= 1000
0.5*Fck/Fy = 0.0240964
4.6*Mux/Fck*b*dava = 0.2771579
Sqrt(1-4.6*Mux/Fck*b*dava^2) = 0.8502012
Now, Ast = 379.00903
Astmin = 156

Now, following req. reinforcement as Ast req = 379.00903


Providing 8mm bar (AT) = 50.24
Spacing, Sx = 132.55621
Provide(Sx) = 100
Ast Provided = 502.4
Percentage of Steel(Pt) = 0.3864615
Reinforcement along longer Span (Ly)
0.5*Fck/Fy = 0.0240964
4.6*Mux/Fck*b*dava = 0.1907907
Sqrt(1-4.6*Mux/Fck*b*dava^2) = 0.8995606
Now ,Ast = 254.12368
Astmin = 156
Now, following req. reinforcement as Ast req = 254.12368
Providing 8mm bar (AT) = 50.24
Spacing Providing = 197.69901
Spacing Provided = 175
Ast Provided = 287.08571
Percentage of Steel(Pt) = 0.2208352

3)Check For Design Shear


Shear force (Vu) = 20.608125
Nominal Shear Stress (Tv) = 0.1962679
As per( Is456-2000 ) Table .19 provided % od steel along Short Span = 0.386
By interpolation, We get cCritical shera Stress (Tc) = 0.42
Tv < Tc = Safe

4)Check for Deflection as Per IS 456-2000


provided % of reinforcement along short span (Pt) = 0.386
Stress in steel (fs) = 181.58335
Kt = 1.8140026
Therefore, Actual (lex/d) = 40.285714
Permissible (L/d) = 47.164068
(Lex/d)Actual < (L/d)permissible = Slab satisfy the deflection criteria.
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Slab satisfy the deflection criteria.

Schedule and Details


Reinforcement Reinforcement
Slab Thickness of Slab (D) mm
along short span (Lex) along Long span (Ley)

S2 130 8mm@4"c/c 8mm@9"c/c


Type of Slab

Two way slab

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