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RCC Slab Design and Load Assessment

The document outlines a load assessment and slab design for a residential building project by a Civil Engineering student at IIT Mandi. It details slab dimensions, effective spans, dead and live loads, and material specifications, following the Limit State Method as per IS standards. The design is conservative and suggests further refinement through two-way moment distribution and additional checks for shear and deflection.

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RCC Slab Design and Load Assessment

The document outlines a load assessment and slab design for a residential building project by a Civil Engineering student at IIT Mandi. It details slab dimensions, effective spans, dead and live loads, and material specifications, following the Limit State Method as per IS standards. The design is conservative and suggests further refinement through two-way moment distribution and additional checks for shear and deflection.

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RCC Residential Building Plan Task - 2 - Load Assessment

& Slab Design (Task 2)


Student: Khushi B23077, Civil Engineering 3rd Year
College: IIT MANDI
Supervisor: Dr. Subahmoy Sen
Units: Standard SI units (kN, m, mm)

Slab thickness (all slabs): 150 mm


Unit weight of concrete: 25.0 kN/m3
Floor finish (superimposed dead load): 1.0 kN/m2
Live loads: Rooms/Kitchen/Bedroom/Guest/Toilets = 2.0 kN/m2; Lobbies & Stairs = 3.0 kN/m2
Design method: Limit State Method as per IS 456 and IS 875 (Part 1 & 2). Only Dead and Live loads considered.
Material: Concrete M25 (assumed), Steel Fe500 (assumed). Effective cover = 20 mm, effective depth d = slab
thickness - cover - bar radius.

Slab ID Name Dim (m) A x B Eff span (m) DL LL w_u (kN/m2) M_u (kN.m/m) As prov (
Ground S1 Kitchen 4.2672 x 3.2004 3.2 4.75 2.0 10.125 12.963 264.9
Ground S2 Bedroom 4.2672 x 4.4196 4.267 4.75 2.0 10.125 23.046 470.9
Ground S3 Dining 4.2672 x 2.8956 2.896 4.75 2.0 10.125 10.612 216.8
Ground S4 Lobby 2.4384 x 1.8288 1.829 4.75 2.0 10.125 4.233 180.0
Ground S5 Toilet 1.8288 x 1.8288 1.829 4.75 2.0 10.125 4.233 180.0
Ground S6 Bedroom 3.048 x 3.048 3.048 4.75 2.0 10.125 11.758 240.3
Ground S7 Stairs 3.048 x 2.1336 2.134 4.75 2.0 10.125 5.761 180.0
Ground S8 Living Room 5.4864 x 5.334 5.334 4.75 2.0 10.125 36.009 735.8
First S1 Kitchen 4.2672 x 3.2004 3.2 4.75 2.0 10.125 12.963 264.9
First S2 Bedroom 4.2672 x 4.4196 4.267 4.75 2.0 10.125 23.046 470.9
First S3 Dining 4.2672 x 2.8956 2.896 4.75 2.0 10.125 10.612 216.8
First S4 Lobby 2.4384 x 1.8288 1.829 4.75 2.0 10.125 4.233 180.0
First S5 Toilet 1.8288 x 1.8288 1.829 4.75 2.0 10.125 4.233 180.0
First S6 Bedroom 3.048 x 3.048 3.048 4.75 2.0 10.125 11.758 240.3
First S7 Stairs 3.048 x 2.1336 2.134 4.75 2.0 10.125 5.761 180.0
First S8 Lobby 2 1.0668 x 5.334 1.067 4.75 2.0 10.125 1.44 180.0
First S9 Guest Room 4.2672 x 5.334 4.267 4.75 2.0 10.125 23.046 470.9
First S10 Toilet 1.8288 x 1.8288 1.829 4.75 2.0 10.125 4.233 180.0
First S11 New Room (added) 2.286 x 1.8288 1.829 4.75 2.0 10.125 4.233 180.0

Notes: This is a conservative one-way design using shorter span as effective span for each slab panel.
For refined and economical design, two-way moment distribution (continuous slab design) should be performed
using panel boundary conditions (beams/edges/columns).
Shear, deflection and punching shear checks are not included and should be carried out when framing details are
available.

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