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Flat Slab Design and Analysis Guide

The document outlines the design of a flat slab system with a thickness of 200mm, supporting specific dead and live loads. It includes geometrical constants, material specifications, and checks for deflection according to ACI code. The analysis indicates that the slab meets the required thickness and shares moments appropriately between the beam and slab.

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Flat Slab Design and Analysis Guide

The document outlines the design of a flat slab system with a thickness of 200mm, supporting specific dead and live loads. It includes geometrical constants, material specifications, and checks for deflection according to ACI code. The analysis indicates that the slab meets the required thickness and shares moments appropriately between the beam and slab.

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Example on Flat slabs

The following floor plan is intended to be a flat slab system. The slab thickness is 200mm thick and supports
a characteristic dead load of 2.7 KN/m2 in addition to self-weight and a characteristic live load of 3 KN/m2.
The slab is provided on edge beams of bw= 300 mm and h=400mm and all columns are 300mm by 300mm.
Design the slab system using C20/25, S – 400.
Step1 Geometrical and material constants
h  400mm hs  200mm
hw  200mm bw 
300mm
t  min(hw, 4hs) 
200mm
Step 2: Depth check for deflection
 According to ACI code minimum thickness of slabs without interior beams: without drop
panels for fyk = 400 Mpa
- Exterior panels with edge beams = ln /33

h  d  cov er   172.73 15  12/2  193.7mm <200 mm ok!


Step 5: Analysis

 Due to symmetry strip-1 & strip-4 are similar and

Strip -2 & strip 3 are similar.


b) Positive moment, M = 53.97 KN.m
Moment share of the beam and slab
Design as per ACI or Euro Code

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