Wednesday, May 6, 2015

Chapter 17 (cont..13)-Corner bars in the slab system

In this section we design the corner reinforcements of the slab system. Details here. From fig.17.46 of the previous section we can see that we have to design
• one 'L' Type corner (Exterior corner of Panel 4)
• one 'T' Type corner (Corner common to Panels 3 and 4)
• one 'T' Type corner (Corner common to Panels 2 and 4)
Design of 'L' Type corner of Panel 4:
Size of the mesh = 0.2lx = 0.2 x 3506 = 701.2mm
provide a distance of 710mm from the face of the supports
Ast,x in panel 4 (Table 17.10) = #8 @ 220c/c = 228.48 mm2
0.75 of above = 0.75 x 228.48 = 171.36 mm2
So provide 4-#8, giving an area of 201.06 mm2
The top layer of the mesh will have 4-#8 parallel to lx, distributed evenly in a distance of 710mm. The bottom layer of the mesh will have the same 4-#8 parallel to ly, distributed evenly in a distance of 710mm. Thus one complete mesh is formed. This mesh is placed near the top surface. An identical mesh is made and it is placed near the bottom surface. This completes the design of the 'L' type corner. This is shown in fig.17.49 below.
Design of 'T' Type corner common to Panels 3 and 4
Width of the mesh = larger of 0.2lx1 and 0.2lx2.
But lx of panels 3 and 4 are the same and is equal to 3506mm
So width of the mesh = 0.2 x 3506 = 701.2mm
provide a distance of 710mm from the face of the supports
Length of the mesh = 0.2lx1 +width of support +0.2lx2 = 710 +230 +710 = 1650mm
No. of Longer bars of the mesh:
This is calculated from the larger of 0.375Astx1 and 0.375Astx2
Astx1 = #8 @ 250c/c (Table 17.9) = 201.06 mm2
0.375Astx1 = 0.375 x 201.06 = 75.4 mm2
Astx2 = #8 @ 220c/c (Table 17.10) = 228.48 mm2
0.375Astx2 = 0.375 x 228.48 = 85.68 mm2
Larger value = 85.68 mm2.
2No. 8mm is sufficient to give this area. But when 2 No. bars is distributed evenly in 710mm, the distance between the bars will be very large. So provide 3-#8.
No. of shorter bars in the mesh:
This is calculated separately for each of the two panels. But we saw that even for the larger value of 0.375Astx, only 2 bars are required. So provide 3-#8 in each panel.
Thus the mesh is formed with 3-#8 longer bars and 6-#8 (Three in each of the two panels) shorter bars. This mesh is placed near the top surface. An identical mesh is formed and it is placed near the bottom surface.
Design of 'T' Type corner common to Panels 2 and 4
Width of the mesh = larger of 0.2lx1 and 0.2lx2.
lx1 (panel 2) = 4006; 0.2lx1 = 0.2 x 4006 = 801.2mm
lx2 (panel 4) = 3506; 0.2lx2 = 0.2 x 3506 = 701.2mm
So provide a width of 810mm
Length of the mesh = 810 +230 +710 = 1750mm
No. of Longer bars of the mesh:
This is calculated from the larger of 0.375Astx1 and 0.375Astx2 Astx1 = #8 @ 250c/c (Table 17.8) = 201.06 mm2
0.375Astx1 = 0.375 x 201.06 = 75.4 mm2
Astx2 = #8 @ 220c/c (Table17.10) = 228.48 mm2
0.375Astx2 = 0.375 x 228.48 = 85.68 mm2
Larger value = 85.68 mm2. 2No. 8mm is sufficient to give this area. But when 2 No. bars is distributed evenly in 710mm, the distance between the bars will be very large. So provide 3-#8.
No. of shorter bars in the mesh:
This is calculated separately for each of the two panels. But we saw that even for the larger value of 0.375Astx, only 2 bars are required. So provide 3-#8 in each panel.
Thus the mesh is formed with 3-#8 longer bars and 6-#8 shorter bars. This mesh is placed near the top surface. An identical mesh is formed and it is placed near the bottom surface.
Thus we have completed the design of the two way slab system. The figs.17.47, 17.48 and 17.49 below show the reinforcement details:
Fig.17.47
Bottom bars
Bottom bars in the reinforcement details of a two way slab system with corners held down 
Fig.17.48
Top bars
Top bars of the reinforcement details of a two way slab system with corners held down
Fig.17.49
Corner bars
Corner bars of the reinforcement details of a two way slab system with corners held down
In the next section, we will discuss some features of the above three figs.

PREVIOUS      CONTENTS   NEXT

             Copyright ©2015 limitstatelessons.blogspot.com - All Rights Reserved

No comments:

Post a Comment