Consider a single 4.0-meter span length concrete slab to be supported by both sides with the RC beam in simply supported system. This slab is used for the shopping gallery (Aeon Jusco). The details of the concrete slab as per the following below : Exposure Moderate Steel Strength = 500 Mpa Concrete Cylinder Strength, fck = 25 Mpa Concrete cover = 25 mm Imposed Load, Qk = 4.0 kpa M&E and finishes, Gk = 3.5 kpa (finishes) Concrete density - 25 kN/m³ By assuming the slab width is 1.0 meter, please design the above concrete slab by following orders: 1. Determine the slab thickness 2. Design the main rebar for maximum sagging moment with the sketch of the rebars detailing. 3. Please perform the deflection checking, shear checking and crack width checking.
Consider a single 4.0-meter span length concrete slab to be supported by both sides with the RC beam in simply supported system. This slab is used for the shopping gallery (Aeon Jusco). The details of the concrete slab as per the following below : Exposure Moderate Steel Strength = 500 Mpa Concrete Cylinder Strength, fck = 25 Mpa Concrete cover = 25 mm Imposed Load, Qk = 4.0 kpa M&E and finishes, Gk = 3.5 kpa (finishes) Concrete density - 25 kN/m³ By assuming the slab width is 1.0 meter, please design the above concrete slab by following orders: 1. Determine the slab thickness 2. Design the main rebar for maximum sagging moment with the sketch of the rebars detailing. 3. Please perform the deflection checking, shear checking and crack width checking.
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