EINFORCED CONCRETE DESIGN OF REINFORCED CONCRETE SLABS 7 __ span. $500 5) effective depth = 140 | ov i adequte 85.2 Continuous Solid Slab Spanning in One Direction ben 7 1 | ' spon the ya and tp id ' ' J tt inforcomen ea fing moment and shear Force coefficients as shown in table 8.1 may be used, ‘Table 8.1 Ultimate bending moment and shear force coefficients in one-way spanning slabs ier Mieot Fintmenor wideat $y] Moment = 0. 0.086 FL 0.086 FL = 0.063 FL Elevoti a - te load on the span, and Z. ts the effective span, Figure 8.8 Continuous slab | Example 8.4 Desig of a Continuous Solid Slab ‘The fourspan slab shown in figure 8.8 sup ‘oor finishes and a ceiling load of 1.0 KN 2 fog * 30 Nits? and fy = 460 Nira? spans are equal and 44 > 1.25, the moment co- ay be used. Thus fo the frst spar q M= 0.086 FL = 0.086 x 53.6% 4.5 =208kN m Basie span-effective depth ratio = 26 = = ~ =173 mm Span-Effetive Depth Ratio fective depth d= 140 mm, and witha mild exposure overall depth, io tom self-weight of slab = 170 x 24x 10"? = 4.08 KN fra? = 5.08 kN jin? Age + 1.64) 45 =(14xS.08 41.63.0945 =53.6kN width208 REINFORCED CONCRETE DESIGN Thus = 140 mm is adequate, Bending Reinforcement M 208 x10 bd? fog 1000 « 140" 30 From the leverarm curve, fgute 7.5.1, = 0.95. Therefore lever arm 2 = fyd = 0.95 x 140= 133 mm pe eee Dar h2 087460 133 =0.035 sin? per metre Provide T10 at 200 mm centres, 4, = 393 min?/m, the supports and the interior span give the steel areas Provide T10 at 350 mmm centres top and bottom, wherever there forcement DESIGN OF REINFOR a0 58.6 Sold Slabs Spanning in Two Directions ‘on this bass. The of the two spans one span is mu be carried in the shor ning in only one ditection, acon ¢ er span and the percent ac on the supporting bess Figure 8.10. : "