Thickness Design Of Concrete Industrial Ground Floors

E2 extension to appendix b thickness design of a ground supported floor slab 103 e2 1 zone a.

Thickness design of concrete industrial ground floors.

The maximum size aggregate should be a nominal 37 5mm concrete. Design of slabs on ground reported by aci committee 360 aci 360r 06 this document presents information on the design of slabs on ground primarily industrial floors. For slab subjected to concentrated post loading for k 100 pci per pca slab thickness design for industrial concrete floors on grade figure 7b page 10 instructions for use of figure 7b. Concrete thickness design concrete is stronger when it s thicker but resources are wasted if the thickness exceeds what s necessary for the structure s performance.

Industrial floor concrete is lafarge s. It also s h ows which methods aid in slab thickness selection and which h a v e information on related de t a i l s such as joint spacings and re i n f o r cement re q u i re m e n t s. The report addresses the planning design and detailing of slabs. Enter chart with slab stress 2.

Desirable properties of industrial floors are. Concrete slab on grade thickness analysis. Racking ultimate limit state 103 e2 2 materials handling equipment 104. A p p ro p riate design methods.

Concrete industrial floor and pavement design t34 published in 1985 industrial floors and pavements ð construction tn54 published in 1985 industrial floors and pavements ð guide speciþcation tn55 published in 1985 this third edition takes account of changes to relevant australian standards since the second edition was published in 1999. Table 2 s h o ws which design method to use in selecting the appro p r iate slab thickness for each type of load. Than 25 of the thickness of the floor slab. Concrete industrial ground floors a guide to design and construction report of a concrete society working party.

Industrial floor designresidential concrete slabs often have few design requirements to get between the contractor and completion of the job if the contractor knows what he or she is doing and knows what the customer wants then the lack of specifications is probably a good thing. Minimum thicknesses are set for standard concrete construction but calculations are also based on the bearing capacity of the soil and the heaviest concentrated load the concrete.