floor systems and roof slab system
TRANSCRIPT
7/24/2019 Floor Systems and Roof Slab System
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/floor-systems-and-roof-slab-system 1/3
1. Floor Systems and Roof Slab System
• Flat Slab- are rectangular slab directly supported by columns without
beam or girders. The slab is either uniform in thickness or provided with
aquare symmetrical area directly above the column reinforced with bars
running in two directions. The increased area directly above the column
iscalled rop !anel or simply rop. "ikewide# a flared head is employed in
the construction of a flat slabe floor making a capital of the column.
• Flat !late- when the column design $s not provided with capital# a straight
flat underneath is provided in the slab throughout the system. The slat
slab floor system is generally economical not only in terms of materials but
also labor. $t is the most suitable type of construction for industrial
buildings having a wider live load and also for buildings where the use of
capital is not ob%ectionable.
• Ribbed Floor Slab-an economical type of flloor construction applicableonly
to medium span with light or medium load. & ribbed floor slab conists of
small ad%acent T-'eam wherein the open spaces between the ribs are
filled with clay tile# gypsum tiles or steel forms. (enerally# the tilesmeasure )*+,*cm with 1*#1# *# # )* and /*cm placed at /*cm on
center making the ribs 1*cm wide.
• 0affle Slab- & waffle slab is a type of building material that has two-
directional reinforcement on the outside of the material# giving it the shape
of the pockets on a waffle. This type of reinforcement is common on
concrete# wood and metal construction. & waffle slab gives a substance
significantly more structural stability without using a lot of additionalmaterial. This makes a waffle slab perfect for large flat areas like
foundations or floors.
The most common material for a waffle slab is concrete. These slabs are
used as the foundation for many different types of buildings and
structures# but are most common in commercial or industrial buildings.
7/24/2019 Floor Systems and Roof Slab System
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/floor-systems-and-roof-slab-system 2/3
0affle foundations are resistant to cracking and sagging and can hold a
much greater amount of weight than traditional concrete slabs.
• "ift Slab-
a method of constructing concrete buildings by casting the floor
or roof slab on top of the previous slab and then raising %acking2 the slab
up with hydraulic %acks# so being cheaper and faster as not requiring
bo+ing and supports for casting in situ.3ohnstone 4all# a 5lemson
6niversity dormitory in 5lemson# South 5arolina# was erected using this
method in 1,/. Several of the blocks have now been demolished# and
campus legend says that that two other similar structures built elsewhere
collapsed before completion. "ift slab construction was also involved in
the "7&mbiance !la8a collapse in 'ridgeport# 5onnecticut# in 1,9:# and
resulted in a nationwide federal investigation into this constructiontechnique in the 6nited States# and 5onnecticut imposed a
temporary moratorium on lift slab construction.
• Span Sterss Floor System- The 6nispan flooring system consists of a series of
:mm thick precast# prestressed concrete slabs with a reinforced concrete
topping. This composite construction allows clear spans of up to 9.*metres. ;ost contractors agree that 6nispan is a simple form of
construction. Slabs are typically 1**mm or /**mm wide. 6nispan is easily
adapted to any floor plan and individual slab widths can be custom made to
suit individual requirements. 'alconies and decks can be created by
cantilevering the slab up to ***mm# while including a weather step at the
building line. 6nispan slabs must be handled and stacked at two points# by# or
directly beside# the lifting eyes. $t is recommended that 6nispan slabs be
seated :mm onto the supporting walls<beams and bedded on wet mortar or
plastic bearing strips to ensure an even bearing at the correct level.
• Slip Form ;ethod- $t is a method of vertically e+truding a reinforced
concrete section and is suitable for construction of core walls in high-risestructures = lift shafts# stair shafts# towers# etc. $t is a self-containedformwork system and can require little crane time during construction.
7/24/2019 Floor Systems and Roof Slab System
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/floor-systems-and-roof-slab-system 3/3
This is a formwork system which can be used to form any regularshape or core. The formwork rises continuously# at a rate of about
)**mm per hour# supporting itself on the core and not relyingon support or access from other parts of the building orpermanent works.
5ommonly# the formwork has three platforms. The upper platformacts as a storage and distribution area while the middle platform#which is the main working platform# is at the top of the pouredconcrete level. The lower platform provides access for concrete finishing.
. 0all !anel Systems
• Flat-Type
• Ribbed Type
• 0indow Type and 0all Type
• Tilt-up 0all !anel System