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Design of Slab On Grade at Basement, SOG

The document details the design of a 100mm thick slab on grade (SOG) with the following key points: 1. The SOG has a minimum required thickness of 100mm for the given short and long spans of 4m and 5m. 2. Reinforcement details are provided, with #10 bars spaced at 140mm and 205mm in the bottom and top layers respectively to resist bending moments from dead and live loads. 3. Shear capacity is verified to exceed the calculated shear demands for the short and long spans, confirming the 100mm slab thickness is adequate.
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Design of Slab On Grade at Basement, SOG

The document details the design of a 100mm thick slab on grade (SOG) with the following key points: 1. The SOG has a minimum required thickness of 100mm for the given short and long spans of 4m and 5m. 2. Reinforcement details are provided, with #10 bars spaced at 140mm and 205mm in the bottom and top layers respectively to resist bending moments from dead and live loads. 3. Shear capacity is verified to exceed the calculated shear demands for the short and long spans, confirming the 100mm slab thickness is adequate.
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Design of Slab on Grade at Basement, SOG (t = 100 mm)

1. Design Criteria

1.1. Specifications:
1.1.1. Design References
NSCP Volume I, Fourth Edition 2015
1.1.2. Design Aids
Microsoft Excel

1.2. Material Property:


1.2.1. Concrete
Compressive strength for concrete, f'c = 20.70 MPa
Modulus of Elasticity for concrete, Ec = 21,384.00 MPa
Unit Weight of concrete, Yc = 24.00 KN/cu.m

1.2.2. Steel
Yield Strength, fy = 273.00 MPa
Modulus of Elasticity for steel, Es = 200,000.00 MPa

1.2.3. Factors
Compressive block depth, β = 0.85
Reduction factor, Φ = 0.90

1.3. Loadings:

1.3.1. Dead load:

Partition Load
Partition 1.50 KPa
Weight of wall and parapet 3.20 KPa

1.3.2 Live load:

Parking Garages and Ramps (Private) 2.40 KPa

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2. Slab Thickness Computation

2.1. Type of Slab


Analyze panel B as critical panel

Long span/Short span = 1.25 Two-Way Slab

2.2. Slab Thickness


Short span, a = 4.00
Long span, b = 5.00
t min. = 2 (4+5) /180 = 100.00 mm

3. Load Computation:

3.1. Considering 1m strip

Dead Load:

Partition = 1.50 KPa


Self weight = 2.40 KPa

DL = 3.90 KPa

Live Load:

LL = 2.40 KPa

3.2. Load Combination

1.2 DL = 4.68
1.6 LL = 3.84
1.2 DL + 1.6 LL = 8.52 KN/m

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4. Analysis

4.1. Moment coefficient: Case 4

Coefficient for Negative Moment


Ca = 0.071 Short direction
Cb = 0.024 Long direction

Coefficient for Dead Load Positive Moment


Ca DL = 0.039 Short direction
Cb DL = 0.016 Long direction

Coefficient for Live Load Positive Moment


Ca LL = 0.048 Short direction
Cb LL = 0.020 Long direction

4.2. Negative and Positive Moment

Negative Moment at continuous edges


- Ma = (Ca)(Wu)(La^2) = 9.68 KNm
- Mb = (Cb)(Wu)(Lb^2) = 5.11 KNm

Positive Moment along short direction


+ Ma DL= (Ca DL)(DL)(La^2) = 2.92 KNm
+ Ma LL= (Ca LL)(LL)(La^2) = 2.95 KNm
+ Ma = 5.87 KNm

Positive Moment along long direction'


+ Mb DL = (Ca DL)(DL)(Lb^2) = 1.87 KNm
+ Mb LL = (Ca LL)(LL)(Lb^2) = 1.92 KNm
+ Mb = 3.79 KNm

4.3. Design of Reinforcement

4.3.1 Reinforcement at continuous edge along short direction

concrete cover for slab, cc = 20.00 mm


bar ø = 10.00 mm
width, b = 1,000.00 mm
da = t - c - 0.5(bar Φ) = 75.00 mm
db = t - c - 1.5(bar Φ) = 65.00 mm

Mu = (Ф)(f'c)(b)(da^2)(ω)(1-0.59ω)
solve for ω
ω2 - 1.69ω + 0.157 =0
ω= 0.0980
Actual steel ratio, ρ act
ρ act = (ω)(f'c/fy) = 0.0074 Compliant

Minimum steel ratio, ρ min


Use actual steel
ρ min = 1.4/fy = 0.0051
ratio for design

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Maximum steel ratio, ρ max
ρ bal = {(0.85)(β1)(f'c)/fy}{600/(600+fy)} = 0.0377
ρ max = 0.75(ρ bal) = 0.0282 Compliant

Therefore use, ρ govern = 0.0074

t= 100.00 mm is safe for FLEXURE

Steel area, As
As = ρ (b)(d) = 557.48 sq.mm

Steel spacing
S = (1000)(.25π)(D^2)/*As = 140.88 mm

Spacing limits for slab reinforcement


s>t 140.88 > 100.00
s < 3(t) 140.88 < 300.00
s < 450 140.88 < 450.00

mm ø spaced
Adopt 10.00 140.00 mm
at

4.3.2. Spacing for Short and Long Direction

Panel B, Short direction


` a= 4.00
da = 75.00
CE MS DE
Mu 9.68 5.87 0
ω 0.0980 0.0580 0.0000
ρ act 0.0074 0.0044 0.0000
ρ min 0.0051 0.0051 0.0051
ρ use 0.0074 0.0051 0.0051
As 557.48 384.62 384.62
S 140.00 205.00 205.00

Panel B, Long direction


b= 5.00
db = 65.00
CE MS DE
Mu 5.11 3.79 -
ω 0.0676 0.0496 0.0000
ρ act 0.0051 0.0038 0.0000
ρ min 0.0051 0.0051 0.0051
ρ use 0.0051 0.0051 0.0051
As 384.69 384.62 384.62
S 205.00 205.00 205.00

4.4. Check for Shear

4.4.1. Consider Short span


Vs = (w)(s) / ((3)(1m)) = 11.36 kN

Actual Vc = Vs / ((0.85)(b)(d)) = 0.18 MPa

Allow Vc = .17 √ f'c = 0.77 MPa

t= 100.00 mm is safe for SHEAR

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4.4.2. Consider Long span
Vs = (w)(s) / ((3)(1m)) = 14.20 kN

Actual Vc = Vs / ((0.85)(b)(d)) = 0.26 MPa

Allow Vc = .17 √ f'c = 0.77 MPa

t= 100.00 mm is safe for SHEAR

5. Summary
5.1. Slab Thickness, Two way (S2)
Adopt t = 100 mm for S2

5.2. Bottom Bar, Short Span


Use 10 mm diameter spaced at 205 mm -- > Bar 1
Bottom Bar, Long Span
Use 10 mm diameter spaced at 205 mm -- > Bar 2

5.3. Top Bar @ Continuous End, Short Span


Use 10 mm diameter spaced at 140 mm -- > Bar 3
Top Bar @ Continuous End, Long Span
Use 10 mm diameter spaced at 205 mm -- > Bar 4

SG

BAR 2 BAR 1

SG

BAR 4 BAR 3

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