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Project 1 2014

The document outlines the requirements for a civil engineering project involving the design of a five-story office building with flat slabs. Students must create a layout, conduct analysis, perform hand calculations, and provide detailed drawings and a bill of quantities. The project is due on April 23, 2014, and includes specific mark allocations for various components of the submission.

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Project 1 2014

The document outlines the requirements for a civil engineering project involving the design of a five-story office building with flat slabs. Students must create a layout, conduct analysis, perform hand calculations, and provide detailed drawings and a bill of quantities. The project is due on April 23, 2014, and includes specific mark allocations for various components of the submission.

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CIVIL ENGINEERING

Reinforced Concrete Design IV


Project #1 24/2/2014

SUBMIT: 23 April 2014 14H00 Examiner


Dr Chris Ackerman
MARKS: 100

REQUIREMENTS: N/A

COURSES: B Tech. Civil Eng.

A client require a five story office building. Each floor of the building is 1000 m2 . The frame should provide an open space
therefore flat slabs should be used. Use your own layout to design a typical flat slab floor.
The following must also be used:
3 Openings to access the floor via stairs – position and size is your choice
One aditional 150 kN nominal load – position thereof is your choice
Submit the following:
• discussion regarding building layout etc. chosen
• PROKON or basic principle analysis (bending moments and shear foces diagrams)
• Hand calculations: design
• Drawing: Plan view: Concrete details and steel details
• Drawing: Typical section: Concrete details and steel details
• Completed bill of quantities for materials only with realistic matrial prices

Note: Info not given must be reasonably assumed

Mark allocation:
1. Conceptual design (5)
2. Analysis (20)
3. Design (40)
4. Drawings (10)
5. Materials bill of quantities (10)
6. Efficiency of design (10)
7. Overall impression of project submitted (5)

DRAWINGS AN BILL OF QUANTITIES ARE COMPULSARY TO SUBMIT. IF NOT SUBMITTED


PROJECT SHALL BE CONSIDERED INCOMPLETE – (NO MARKS)

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