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    1) The critical shear section for a one-way slab is at a distance d from the column. The calculated shear stress at this section is 1160.28 kN/m^2 which exceeds the permissible limit of 0.32 kN/m^2. 2) For two-way shear, the critical section is at d/2 from the column. The calculated shear stress at this section is 677.12 kN/m^2 which is less than the permissible limit of 1.118 kN/m^2. 3) The required area of steel reinforcement is 3072 mm^2 which can be provided using 16mm diameter bars at 200mm c/c in both directions

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    1) The critical shear section for a one-way slab is at a distance d from the column. The calculated shear stress at this section is 1160.28 kN/m^2 which exceeds the permissible limit of 0.32 kN/m^2. 2) For two-way shear, the critical section is at d/2 from the column. The calculated shear stress at this section is 677.12 kN/m^2 which is less than the permissible limit of 1.118 kN/m^2. 3) The required area of steel reinforcement is 3072 mm^2 which can be provided using 16mm diameter bars at 200mm c/c in both directions

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    1) The critical shear section for a one-way slab is at a distance d from the column. The calculated shear stress at this section is 1160.28 kN/m^2 which exceeds the permissible limit of 0.32 kN/m^2. 2) For two-way shear, the critical section is at d/2 from the column. The calculated shear stress at this section is 677.12 kN/m^2 which is less than the permissible limit of 1.118 kN/m^2. 3) The required area of steel reinforcement is 3072 mm^2 which can be provided using 16mm diameter bars at 200mm c/c in both directions

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    d reqt=sqrt(Mu/Ru B) =sqrt(747.7*10^6/276*320*^6) ii.

    on the bases of one way shear: For one way


    shear,critial section is at a distance d mm purposes of column. V=PoB(B-b-d/2) V 175.8*3.2 =(3.2-0.45-
    d/2) Vu=1.5v =116.028(1.375-d) Iv =vu/bd =1160.28(1.375-d/3.2 d) permissable shear stress=knTc
    k=1.0 for d>300 mm for M20 conc and Pe =0.2% Tc=0.32 N/mm^2=0.32*10^3 :: 1160.28(1.375d/3.2d)
    =0.32*10^3 III. on the basis of two base shear:- for two way shear the critical section is at d/2 from per
    of column perimeter of c.s =4(0.5+d) bo =4(0.5+0.73)= 4.72 m shear force of critical section=175.8(b^2-
    (b=d)^2) 175.8(8.2)62-(0.45+0.75) 1555.4KN Vu =1.5*v Vu=1.5*1555.4 Vu=Vu/bo.d
    1.5*1555.4/4.72*0.73 =677.12KN/m^2 Vc =0.25underroot fcj = 1.118N/mm^2 Tv<fbv hence the depth
    is ok let us adopt D 800 mm d=800-60=740mm :area of steel (Ast) Mu =0.87 Ast .d [1-ast fy/fct bd]
    797.7*10^6=0.87*415*Ast*0.740[1-ast fy/fct .bd] Ast =3072mm^2 Using 16mm diamter no of base=Ast
    R=3072/201=16 Provide 16-16 mm diameter base in both direction

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