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Flat slab - axee1980 - 09-20-2010

Flat slab AutoCAD

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Hi,

If anyone have a drawing of a Flat Slab with drop panels showing the reinforcement details please post it for my reference.

Thank you in advance for your kind help.





RE: Flat slab - ali akbar - 09-20-2010

Dear my friend,

I think the best choice for you is to use CSI safe software. Model a flat slab with drop panels which is also included in the templates of the program. Then apply a loading a design that. After that you can easily use the detailing of the software to produce the detail drawing for the flat slab. You can then export them to dxf and open them in AutoCAD.

Regards


RE: Flat slab - axee1980 - 09-20-2010



Mr. Ali Akbar,

Thank you for yr quick reply

Basically I am looking for a standard drawing to check how the reinforcement is done and presented...plan view(s) and sections.

Wish you can upload a drawing if you have one.

Regards

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RE: Flat slab - ali akbar - 09-20-2010

This file may help you.

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RE: Flat slab - chigozie - 09-20-2010

Please do not give serpent when bread is requested for. He asked for a drawing (for a million reasons in the whole world). So please post a drawing if you have it.
Regards
Teddy



RE: Flat slab - ali akbar - 09-20-2010

You are right. However, he also said that he is going to know how reinforcement is done and detailed. From another side, in my post I have said, this file may help you.

Thanks


RE: Flat slab - axee1980 - 09-20-2010

Mr. Ali Akbar,

I appreciate your time and effort. I have checked the slides and i found them to be of much help even though not exactly what I am looking for.

Have a good day
Hi,

Another thing I want to clarify:

how do I dimension the drop panel. Is it same as column strip?? I couldn't find anything on this in Australian Code.

Thnk you


RE: Flat slab - ali akbar - 09-21-2010

Dear my friend,

Mainly the drop panel dimensions are sized based on the shear and some other factors. This must not be the same size as the width of your column strip. You can have a look at many concrete books posted in this forum. Find them by searching.


RE: Flat slab - chigozie - 09-21-2010

axee1980 wrote:-
..how do I dimension the drop panel. Is it same as column strip?? I couldn't find anything on this in Australian Code...
Comment:-
The dimension of the drop panel will depend on the result of your analysis. This will also define the extent of the column strip, the drop panel and the span or middle/other necessary strips.
If you find that difficult to accomplish, try soft ware such as Orion and or safe. We have them in this forum.
Regards
Teddy