The figure shown below illustrates a continuous 1-way slab with four equal spans. The centre- to-centre distance between the beams is 4 m. The 180 mm thick slab is loaded with a characteristic dead load (inclusive of self-weight) of 5 kN/m² and an imposed load of 1.2 kN/m². The widths of all supporting beams are 400 mm. Assume that all beams from AA' to EE' are steel girders. A' A B' B C' 2 D' E' E 8 m a. Construct the shear force and bending moment diagrams according to Clause 6.10.2 of AS 3600. b. Design the main steel reinforcement to resist bending over support B'B and along the midspan of B'B-C'C. Use Grade 32 concrete, N10 rebar and 25 mm concrete cover.
The figure shown below illustrates a continuous 1-way slab with four equal spans. The centre- to-centre distance between the beams is 4 m. The 180 mm thick slab is loaded with a characteristic dead load (inclusive of self-weight) of 5 kN/m² and an imposed load of 1.2 kN/m². The widths of all supporting beams are 400 mm. Assume that all beams from AA' to EE' are steel girders. A' A B' B C' 2 D' E' E 8 m a. Construct the shear force and bending moment diagrams according to Clause 6.10.2 of AS 3600. b. Design the main steel reinforcement to resist bending over support B'B and along the midspan of B'B-C'C. Use Grade 32 concrete, N10 rebar and 25 mm concrete cover.
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VIEWStep 4: Calculate SF & BM of beam B'B, C'C & D'D
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VIEWStep 6: Calculate steel reinforcement for moment over support B'B
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