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Span-Depth Ratios for One-Way Members Based on ACI 318 Deflection Limits

Author: Peter H. Bischoff and Andrew Scanlon | Size: 1 MB | Format: PDF | Quality: Original preprint | Publisher: ACI | Year: 2009 | pages: 10

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Span-depth ratio (l/h) expressions are developed for steel-reinforced concrete one-way slabs and beams to satisfy deflection control and flexural strength requirements. The expressions are presented as functions of reinforcement ratio and specified deflection-to-span limit. A comparative study is performed to evaluate the effects of effective moment of inertia, shrinkage restraint, construction loads, sustained live load, long-time deflection multiplier, support conditions, and deflection limits on the resulting span-depth ratios. A comparison is also made with minimum thickness values prescribed by ACI 318 that are a function of span and support conditions only. Effects of various input parameters are considered in examples involving a simply supported rectangular beam and an interior span of a continuous one-way slab. The results of the study indicate some of the limitations associated with the ACI 318
minimum thickness requirements.

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