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One-Way and Two-Way Slab Analysis

The document outlines the classification of slabs into one-way and two-way based on the ratio of length to span (L/S). It provides formulas for calculating deformation, effective depth, and unit weight of concrete, along with examples of slab dimensions. Additionally, it includes calculations for reinforcement and load-bearing capacity in psi.

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One-Way and Two-Way Slab Analysis

The document outlines the classification of slabs into one-way and two-way based on the ratio of length to span (L/S). It provides formulas for calculating deformation, effective depth, and unit weight of concrete, along with examples of slab dimensions. Additionally, it includes calculations for reinforcement and load-bearing capacity in psi.

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§ One-way Slab

L/S≥2
§ Two-way Slabs

L/S<2
Ex:
L=20 S=7
L=20 S=10
L=20 S=13
Deformation of One way Slab Deformation of two way Slab
d = h – concrete cover - half of the rebar diameter.
!
Concrete cover for slab = in = 0.75 in
"
Figure 9.1 Effective depth of
one-way slabs.
Ru (psi)
#$
No. of bars in one foot =
%
𝐴!
𝜌=
𝑏. 𝑑

0.754
𝜌= = 0.0107
12×5.875
§ S. 𝑊 = 𝛾. h

𝛾 = Unit weight of concrete(150 pcf)


h = thickness
8×17.42 (K. ft) #
W" = = 0.544 K/ft
16# (ft # )(ft)
Ru (psi)
Solution
7.362(12000)
R" = # = 205 psi
12×6

OK
Vu=
Ln = Clear Span

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