Computation: Reinforced Concrete Slab Design
Computation: Reinforced Concrete Slab Design
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General Description : Calculates tensile reinforcement requirements for a singly reinforced rectangular concrete slabs in bending
Calculates theshearultimate moment
capacity bending
for a singly capacityrectangular
reinforced of the section for a given
concrete slabssteel arrangement (1 or 2 layers
at a support
of tension reinforcement).
Calculates the ultimate momentratios
Deemed-to-Comply bending capacity
for a of the section
singly reinforced for a given
rectangular steel arrangement
concrete (1 or 2 layers
slab for deflection
Considers all
theminimum
of tension reinforcement).
Calculates reinforcement
ultimate moment bendingandcapacity
spacingofrequirements to AS3600.
the section for a given steel arrangement (1 or 2 layers
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spacing where minimum reinforcement requirements may govern.
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Codes / Theoretical Basis :
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Warner, allow forHall
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Longman, Melbourne, 1999
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Foster, for members
Kilpatrick in tension.
and Warner, Reinforced Concrete Basics 2E, Pearson Australia, 2010
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Version 1.3
Revisions Error in shear calculations corrected
Error in calculation of bending capacity corrected
Date 30/09/2012
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Data Input
d D Capacity Reduction Factor
Geometry & Material Properties
Width of a rectangular cross-section, b 1000 mm f 0.8
Overall Depth, D 310 mm b f'c 32 MPa
Effective depth d 277 mm fsy 500 MPa
(Usually d = D - cover to bar - distance to the centroid kuo 0.36
of the tensile reo, rounded down to nearest 5mm )
Applied actions
Design bending moment at a cross-section M* 101 kNm
Initial Ast required for M* < fMu Nominal Ast.required 1,072 mm2 This figure is a first approximation of the required reo
For slabs it tends to be conservative. Iterate as required
Proposed reinforcement arrangement per metre width to get the area of reo required
Phi= 0.8 Use Bar Reinforcement
Ductility Class N Bar with Ø = 0.8 Area of reinforcing for limit state requirement M* < fMu
Bar size 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40
Area of bar mm2/m 113 201 314 452 616 804 1020 1260
Spacing of bar mm Cross sectional area of bar (mm2/m) for given bar diameter and spacing
100 1,130 2,010 3,140 4,520 6,160 8,040 10,200 12,600
125 904 1,608 2,512 3,616 4,928 6,432 8,160 10,080
150 753 1,340 2,093 3,013 4,107 5,360 6,800 8,400
175 646 1,149 1,794 2,583 3,520 4,594 5,829 7,200 Bar areas lightly shown are usually
200 565 1,005 1,570 2,260 3,080 4,020 5,100 6,300 not appropriate for slabs
225 502 893 1,396 2,009 2,738 3,573 4,533 5,600
250 452 804 1,256 1,808 2,464 3,216 4,080 5,040
275 411 731 1,142 1,644 2,240 2,924 3,709 4,582
300 377 670 1,047 1,507 2,053 2,680 3,400 4,200 2D = 620 mm
350 323 623 897 1,291 1,760 2,297 2,914 3,600 Note max spacing of bars is lesser of
400 283 503 785 1,130 1,540 2,010 2,550 3,150 300mm or 2D
Phi= 0.8 Use Bar Reinforcement
Ductility Class L Mesh with Ø = 0.64 Mesh sizes for limit state requirement M* < fMu
Mesh SL72 SL82 SL92 SL102 SL81 RL718 RL818 RL918 RL1018 RL1118 RL1218
Area of reo mm2/m 179 227 290 354 454 358 454 581 709 899 1112
Ast.provided 2,000 mm2 Choose area of bar or area of mesh from above tables (interpolating if required) and input it into the yellow box left.
d 277 mm Assumes Ductilty Class N Bar
Design Calculations
Maximum Moment Muo at kuo=0.36 Percentage
Check fMuo = Ø α2 f'c γ kuo (1-0.5 γ kuo) b d2 fMuo 422.7 kNm M* < fMu OK 418%
Ast max= 0.306 γ f'c/fsy b d when kuo=0.36 Ast max= 4,481 mm2
Deemed to comply Ast.min = 0.24 ( D/d )2 f'ctf / fsy bw d = 565 mm2 Astmin OK 354%
for 2 way slabs supported by columns at their corner < Ast provided
Deemed to comply Ast.min = 0.19 ( D/d )2 f'ctf / fsy bw d = 447 mm2 Astmin OK 447%
for 2 way slabs supported by beams or walls on 4 sides < Ast provided
Results based on tensile reinforcement sizes chosen Design Bending Moment M*= 101.0 kNm
Actual bending capacity Ø Mu = 206.9 kNm
Depth to neutral axis dn = 44.5 mm Reinforcement ratio p= 0.007
Neutral axis parameter ku = 0.161 Ductilty Class N Bar Chosen Ø= 0.80
Depth of compression block γ ku d = 36.8 mm Area of steel chosen Ast = 2,000 mm2
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Reinforced Concrete Slab Design with no Shear Reinforcing - Shear Cl 9.2.2 (a) (Design shear force at a cross section)
do
Data Input Capacity Reduction Factor
Geometry & Material Properties
Effective width for shear, bv 1000 mm f 0.7
D
Overall Depth, D 190 mm f'c 25 MPa
bv
Distance to the centroid of outermost layer of reo, d o 159 mm
(do usually = D - cover to bar - distance to the centroid
of the tensile reo, rounded down to nearest 5mm )
Longitudinal Tensile Reinforcement (fully anchored by cog, hook or similar at simple supports)
Ast.provided 502 mm2
Applied actions
Design shear force at section V* 28.5 kN
Design Calculations
Calculate web crushing limit Vu.max CL 8.2.6
β2 = 1, for members subject to pure bending; or 1 − (N*/3.5Ag) ≥ 0 for members subject to axial tension; or 1 + (N*/14Ag) for members subject to axial compression
β2 = 1
β3 = 1, or may be taken as 2do/av but not greater than 2, provided the applied loads and the support are orientated so as to create diagonal compression over
the length (av)
β3 = 1
Vu.min = Vuc + 0.10√ fc′ bvdo) ≥ Vuc + 0.6bvdo Vuc + 0.6 bv do = 203.5 kN
Vuc + 0.10√ fc′ bvdo) = 187.6 kN
Therefore Vu.min = 203.5 kN
ØVu.min = 142.5 kN
Results based on no shear reinforcement Design shear force at the cross section V* = 28.5 kN
Vu.max = 0.2 fc′ bv do ØVu.max = 556.5 kN
Vuc= β1 β2 β3 bv do fcv { Ast }1/3 ØVuc = 75.7 kN
bv do
Vu.min = Vuc + 0.10√ fc′ bvdo) ≥ Vuc + 0.6b bv ØVu.min = 142.5 kN
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Reinforced Concrete Slab Design - Deflections - Deemed to comply span-to-depth ratios Cl 8.5.4
Data Input
Capacity Reduction Factor
Geometry & Material Properties
Width of a rectangular cross-section, b 1,000 mm D f 0.8
d
Overall Depth, D 310 mm f'c 25 MPa
Effective depth, d 277 mm fsy 500 MPa
(d usually = D - cover to bar - distance to the centroid
b
of the tensile reo, rounded down to nearest 5mm )
Design Calculations
Calculate Asc/Ast Asc/Ast = 2.030
kcs = 0.80
Factor K3
k3 = deflection constant, taken as—
= 1.0 for a one way slab; or
= 0.95 for a two-way flat slab without drop panels
= 1.05 for a two-way flat slab with drop panels
which extend at least L/6 in each direction on each side of a
support centre-line and have an overall depth not less
than 1.3D, where D is the slab thickness beyond the drops
Factor K4
k4 = deflection constant, taken as—
= 1.4 for simply supported slabs;
or
for continuous slabs, where the ratio of the longer to the shorter of two adjacent spans
does not exceed 1.2 and where no end span is longer than an interior span—
= 1.75 or an end span; or
= 2.1 for in interior spans.
Input Ec Mean value of the modulus of elasticity at 28 day = 26,700 MPa From Table 2.3.2 of AS 3600. Limits for calculated vertical deflections of beams and slabs
Deflection
Deflection limitation
Deflection to be limitation (∆/Lef)
Type of member (∆/Lef) for spans
considered for cantilevers
(Notes 1 and 2)
See options above for values (Note 4)