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    1. The document describes the design of a grade slab for the Sidra Medical Research Centre project using the Portland Cement Association (PCA) method. 2. Basic data on the grade slab includes a thickness of 200mm, concrete grade of M40, and a uniformly distributed load of 13 kN/m^2. 3. Calculations are shown to check that the 200mm slab thickness can support the uniform and concentrated loads based on parameters like modulus of subgrade reaction, concrete compressive strength, and allowable bearing and shear stresses. 4. Minimum shrinkage reinforcement of T-10 bars at 150mm centers in both directions is specified for the 200mm thick

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    1. The document describes the design of a grade slab for the Sidra Medical Research Centre project using the Portland Cement Association (PCA) method. 2. Basic data on the grade slab includes a thickness of 200mm, concrete grade of M40, and a uniformly distributed load of 13 kN/m^2. 3. Calculations are shown to check that the 200mm slab thickness can support the uniform and concentrated loads based on parameters like modulus of subgrade reaction, concrete compressive strength, and allowable bearing and shear stresses. 4. Minimum shrinkage reinforcement of T-10 bars at 150mm centers in both directions is specified for the 200mm thick

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    1. The document describes the design of a grade slab for the Sidra Medical Research Centre project using the Portland Cement Association (PCA) method. 2. Basic data on the grade slab includes a thickness of 200mm, concrete grade of M40, and a uniformly distributed load of 13 kN/m^2. 3. Calculations are shown to check that the 200mm slab thickness can support the uniform and concentrated loads based on parameters like modulus of subgrade reaction, concrete compressive strength, and allowable bearing and shear stresses. 4. Minimum shrinkage reinforcement of T-10 bars at 150mm centers in both directions is specified for the 200mm thick

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    1. The document describes the design of a grade slab for the Sidra Medical Research Centre project using the Portland Cement Association (PCA) method. 2. Basic data on the grade slab includes a thickness of 200mm, concrete grade of M40, and a uniformly distributed load of 13 kN/m^2. 3. Calculations are shown to check that the 200mm slab thickness can support the uniform and concentrated loads based on parameters like modulus of subgrade reaction, concrete compressive strength, and allowable bearing and shear stresses. 4. Minimum shrinkage reinforcement of T-10 bars at 150mm centers in both directions is specified for the 200mm thick

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    The document discusses the design of a grade slab using the PCA (Portland Cement Association) method.

    The grade slab is designed for a CSB (Central Sterile Block) building project.

    The PCA (Portland Cement Association) method is used for designing the grade slab.

    LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED

    ECC Division -GES

    DOCUMENT NO. DATE


    PROJECT: SIDRA MEDICAL & RESEARCH CENTRE
    1861B-CS-05-00410 23-Sep-09

    DESIGNED CHECKED SHEET


    TITLE: CSB-DESIGN OF GRADE SLAB
    PSR / SR MMG / MDS

    Contents Page No

    1 . Design of Grade slab for CSB 2

    ANNEXURE 6
    Page 2 of 14
    LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED
    GLOBAL ENGINEERING SERVICES

    DOCUMENT NO DATE
    PROJECT: SIDRA MEDICAL RESEARCH CENTRE 1861B-CS-05-00410 23/9/2009

    CSB DESIGNED CHECKED SHEET


    TITLE:
    DESIGN OF GRADE SLAB S.R MMG/MDS

    DESIGN OF GRADE SLAB FOR CSB


    The Grade Slab is designed using Portland Cement Association (PCA ) method.
    BASIC DATA
    Grade of Concrete = M 40
    Grade of Steel = 420 mm2
    Type of Sub-base below the Slab (SAND) = 400 mm
    Length of the slab between ends = 7000 mm = 23.0 ft

    LOADING DATA
    The floor slab is subjected to both uniformly distributed load as well as concentrated
    Mechanical Equipement loads.
    Type of Load = Uniformly Distributed
    2 2
    Load on Grade Slab,W ( DL = 5.5 kN/m and LL = 7.5kN/m ) = 13.0 kN/sq.m
    Type of Load = Concentrated load
    Maximum Concentrated Load = 200 kN
    2
    Loading Area = 900 cm

    DESIGN OF GRADE SLAB


    Modulus of Subgrade Reaction on top of Subgrade, k = 5.54 kg/cm3
    (For sand filling below grade slab refer page 2, Reference 1) = 200.0 pci
    2
    Compressive Strength of Concrete,f c = 40 N/mm
    = 5800 psi
    Flexural Strength of Concrete (Modulus of Rupture), MR = 9 * √ fc
    (Ref page 2, Reference 1) = 685.4 psi at 28 days

    As per reference 1, table 4 (page 13)

    Assuming 200 thick grade slab,(8 inch)


    Allowable uniform distributed load on floor = 1603.0 psf
    2
    = 76.7 kN/m
    2
    Applied udl on grade slab = 13.0 kN/m
    Hence Provide 200 mm thick grade slab

    REFERENCE

    1 ) Slab Thickness Design for Industrial Concrete Floors on Grade - Robert G. Packard- PCA
    (Enclosed in Annexure - 1) Page 3 of 14
    LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED
    GLOBAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
    DOCUMENT NO DATE
    PROJECT: SIDRA MEDICAL RESEARCH CENTRE 1861B-CS-05-00410 23/9/2009

    CSB DESIGNED CHECKED SHEET


    TITLE:
    DESIGN OF GRADE SLAB S.R MMG/MDS OF

    Design of Grade slab-PCA method (PIN LOAD)

    Basic data
    Grade of Concrete = M 40
    Type of Soil below the Slab = Sandy

    Loading Data
    The floor slab is subjected to both uniformly distributed load as well as concentrated wheel loads
    from trucks.

    Type of Load = Point load(concentrated)


    Maximum Point Load = 200 kN
    Loading Area = 900 cm2

    Pin Load

    Concentrated Load = 200.0 kN = 45.0 kips


    Slab Depth t = 200 mm = 7.9 in
    2
    Compressive Strength of Concrete f c = 40.0 N/mm = 5800 psi
    Modulus of Rupture MR = 9 * √ fc = 685.4 psi

    (I)Check as Post Load (Pg. 12 example problem, Ref. 1)


    Contact Area = 900 cm2 = 140 in2

    Load Periphery = Perimeter of contact area = 120 cm


    2
    (For 900 cm loading area minimum perimeter is 120 cm) = 47 in
    Check for Bearing stress
    Allowable Bearing Stress: LOAD DISTRIBUTION
    For interior load = 4.2 MR = 2879 psi
    For edge or corner load = 2.1 MR = 1439 psi

    Actual bearing stress = Load / Area = 322.3 psi


    Actual bearing stress = L< Allowable Bearing Stress Hence Safe

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    LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED
    GLOBAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
    DOCUMENT NO DATE
    PROJECT: SIDRA MEDICAL RESEARCH CENTRE 1861B-CS-05-00410 23/9/2009

    CSB DESIGNED CHECKED SHEET


    TITLE:
    DESIGN OF GRADE SLAB S.R MMG/MDS OF

    Check for Shear Stress


    Allowable Shear Stress = 0.27 MR = 185.1 psi

    Actual Shear Stress for Interior Load


    Post Load = 72.522 psi < 185.1
    =
    Slab Depth [load periphery + 4(slab depth)] SAFE

    Actual Shear Stress for Edge Load


    Post Load = 111.57 psi < 185.1
    =
    Slab Depth [0.75(load periphery) + 2(slab depth)] SAFE

    Actual Shear Stress for Corner Load


    Post Load = 181.31 psi < 185.1
    =
    Slab Depth [0.5(load periphery) + (slab depth)] SAFE

    200 mm thick Grade Slab shall be provided.

    Minimum reinforcement for shrinkage shall be provided.

    Provide T- 10 at 150 c/c in both directions '(0.262%)

    1 ) Slab Thickness Design for Industrial Concrete Floors on Grade - Robert G. Packard- PCA
    (Enclosed in Annexure -1)

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