4.4 Refer to the framing span diagrams from Architects' Studio Companion and answer the following questions: Depth of slab 10 254 mm 203 mm 102 mm SITECAST CONCRETE ONE-WAY SOLID SLAB 12 Span 16 55 m 24 73m The top chartisforsitecast concrete one-way solid slab construction, either conventionally reinforced or postensioned. For light to medium loads, read toward the right in the indicated areas. For heavy loads, read toward the left. Size slab depth up to the nearest % in. (10 mm). a. What is the acceptable span range (that is both minimum and maximum) for an 8-inch thick conventionally reinforced one-way concrete slab? b. What is the acceptable thickness range for conventionally reinforced one-way concrete slab having clear span of 15ft? C. What is the maximum permissible span for an 8-inch thick post-tensioned concrete one-way solid slab?

4.4 Refer to the framing span diagrams from Architects' Studio Companion and answer the following questions: Depth of slab 10 254 mm 203 mm 102 mm SITECAST CONCRETE ONE-WAY SOLID SLAB 12 Span 16 55 m 24 73m The top chartisforsitecast concrete one-way solid slab construction, either conventionally reinforced or postensioned. For light to medium loads, read toward the right in the indicated areas. For heavy loads, read toward the left. Size slab depth up to the nearest % in. (10 mm). a. What is the acceptable span range (that is both minimum and maximum) for an 8-inch thick conventionally reinforced one-way concrete slab? b. What is the acceptable thickness range for conventionally reinforced one-way concrete slab having clear span of 15ft? C. What is the maximum permissible span for an 8-inch thick post-tensioned concrete one-way solid slab?

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