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HISTORY OF CONCRETE CONRETE SLABS


 Plate structures that are reinforced to
- CEMENTITIOUS materials are span either one or both directions of a
the oldest manufactured materials of structural bay.
construction
 MIDDLE EAST- limestone mortars ONE WAY SLAB
 EGYPT- gypsum based mortars  Reinforced in one direction and cast
 GREEKS AND ROMANS- hydraulic lime integrally w/ parallel supporting beams
mortars  Have girder with a narrow space
 Rule of thumb for estimating thck
MODERN PORTLAND CEMENT span/30 for floor slabs
- developed high quality mortars  4’’(100mm) min span/36 for roof slabs
- 14th century from declined quality of cement  Suitable for light to moderate loads of
short span of 6’ to 18’
 JAMES PARKER- natural hydraulic
cement
 LOUIS JOSEPH VICAT- artificial TWO WAY SLAB
hydraulic cement  Efficient when spanning Square or nearly
 JOSEPH ASPDIN- patented portland square and for a long span
cement  Suitable carrying moderate to heavy
 HENRI LE CHATELIER- established loads 15’ to 40’
tricalcium silicate 3CaO SiO2  4’’ (100mm) slab depth, rule of thumb
slab perimeter/180
 Reinforced steel divided ]into column
CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE and middle strips
 Known as “poured-in-place.”  Continuous slab. Extending as a
 Column, slab etc. Casted on site in the structural unit over three or more
open environment supports in a given direction.
 Concreting technique is undertaken in
situ or in the concrete’s finished position. JOIST OR RIBBED SLAB
 Defines the final shape of the structure.  Used in a long span
 Pans are reusable metal or fiberglass
FLOOR SYSTEMS molds available in 20’’ and 30’’widths &
-horizontal planes that supports livve and from 6’’ to 20’’depths in 2’’ increments.
dead loads Tapered sides allow for easier removal
 Tapered end forms are used to thicken
 Live Loads- people,, furnishing, and joist ends for greater shear resistance
movable equipment,  Distribution rib is formed perpendicular to
 Dead loads- weight if the floor itself the joist in order to distribute possible
load concentrations over a larger area.
 Floor systems must be stiff and elastic  Suitable for light to medium live load
to support moving loads safely. over span of 15’ to 36’ (4 to 10m)
 Excessive deflection and vibration can  Joist band is a broad, shallow supporting
damage finish flooring and ceiling beam
materials.
 Deflection, rather than bending, is the TWO WAY WAFFLE SLAB
critical controlling factor due to its impact  Use in a long span
on material integrity and human comfort.  3’’ to 4-1/2’’ slab depth; rule of thumb for
 Controlling deflection is crucial to total depth span/24 rib width
prevent damage to non-structural  Square metal or fiberglass dome forms
elements and ensure occupant comfort in are available in 19’’ and 30’’ wodth and
buildings. from 8’’ to 20’’ depth in 2’’ increments
larger size
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 Greater shear strength and moment PRECAST CONCRETE


resisting capacity, solid heads at column  Product that created offsite and then
supports delivered to tis project destination for final
 Suitable for spans of 24’ to 54’; longer use.
spans may be possible with post  Called prefabricated or pre-made
tensioning concrete that is ready to use right away
 Maximum efficiency bays should be on the construction site.
square or nearly square as possible  6m span- traditional reinforeced concrete
 Waffle slabs can be efficiently  6m to 9m- two mediums
cantilevered in two directions up to 1/3 of  9m- prestressed is more economical than
the main span. reinforced.
 Coffered underside is usually left
exposed
 SOLID FLAT SLABS
TWO WAY FLAT PLATE  HOLLOW CORE SLABS
 5’’ TO 12’’ slab depth; rule of thumb for  SINGLE TEES
slab depth: span/33  DOUBLE TEES
 Suitable for light live to moderate loads  RECTANGULAR BEAMS
over relatively short spans of 12’ to  AASHTO GIRDERS
24’(3.6 to 7m)  L-SHAPED BEAMS
 Regular column grid is most appropriate,  INVERTED TEE BEAMS
some flexibility in column placement is
possible
 Shear at column locations governs the PRECAST SLABS
thickness of a flat plate  Grout voids of hollow core units at ends
 Punching shear is the potentially high to tie into concrete or masonry support
shearing stress developed by the  High density plastic bearing strip
reactive force of a column on a reinforced  Min. Bearing length should be at least
concrete slab 1/180 of the clear span but not less than
 Slab direct to column 2’’(51) for solid or hollow core slabs

 PRECAST STRUCTURAL TEES


TWO WAY FLAT SLAB
 6’’ to 12’ typical slab depth rule of thumb  PRECAST BEAMS
for slab depth span/36
 Drop panel is the portion of a flat slab  WALL SYSTEMS
thickened around column head to
increase its resistance to punching shear  EXTERIOR WALLS
 Minimum width of drop panel .33m
 Column capital may be used in place of  DOORS AND WINDOW OPENINGS
or in conjunction with a drop panel for
increased shear resistance  CONCRETE AND MASONRY BEARING
 Suitable for relatively heavy loads and WALLS
spans from 20’ to 40’ 6 to 12m
 CONCRETE WALLS

LIFT SLAB  CONCRETE SURFACING- color of


 Flying forms are large sections of form- concrete can be controlled with the use
work including supporting trusses, of colored cement and aggregates
beams, or scaffolding, that can be moved  Exposed fine aggregate
by a crane in constructing the concrete  Exposed coarse aggregate
floors and roofs of multistory buildings.  Sandblasted plywood
 Board and batten pattern
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 Ribbed texture formliner


 Bushhammered surface
 Ribbed surface bushhammered

 PRECAST CONCRETE WALLS-wall


panels may be of solid, composite, or
ribbed construction
 Window and door openings, corbels, and
anchoring devices are cast into the wall
panels
 Variety of quality controlled surface
textures and patterns are available,
consult maufacturer

 PRECAST CONCRETE WALLS


CONNECTIONS-

 TILT-UP CONSTRUCTION-projections
and the pickup devices are cast into the
upper face
 Concrete ground slab for the building
under construction usually serves as the
casting platforms
 casting platform should be level and
smoothly trowelled, a bond breaking
agent
 Reveals and recessed steel plates may
be cast into the underside of the panels

 ROOF SYSTEM
 REINFORCED CONCRETE ROOF
SLAB
 PRECAST CONCRETE ROOF SLAB

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