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Tishk International University Engineering Faculty
Tishk International University Engineering Faculty
Engineering Faculty
Civil Engineering Department
Reinforcement II
Staircases
Staircases are provided for connecting successive floors. It is comprised with flights of steps
with inter mediate landings which provides rest to the user and support for the flight. A passage
is provided at the start of staircase then for the vertical rise a flight is provided with rise and
tread.
Going is the horizontal projection of the inclined flight between the first and the last riser. A
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Components of Staircase
Waist slab: Waist slab refers to a slab of the stair that is inclining from the floor slab to the
landing slab.
Tread: The tread is the flat part that you step on.
Riser: The riser is the vertical (up and down) part between each tread in the stairway.
Considering the below plan for finding out the concrete and steel quantities of bar bending
schedule. In the first part we will calculate the concrete, then we will calculate all the steel.
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• Total Concrete of Staircase = 0.600 Cu.m. + 1.608 Cu.m. + 0. 54 Cu.m. + 0.240 Cu.m.
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From the above figure, staircase consists of two waist slabs 1 & 2. As reinforcement quantities
varies among waist slab 1 & 2. Let us calculate the quantities individually. Remember, the above-
mentioned steps are same for both slabs.
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X bars of Landing-1 are tied with Slab reinforcement. hence, there is no further need of
calculating the steel required for Landing-2. The X bars of Landing-1. are already added and
calculated in Waist slab. Now, calculate the Y bars of landing-1. Concrete cover has been
deducted from the length of Y bar from both sides.
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No. of Steps = 20
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1. Volume of Concrete
2. Area of Shuttering
=LxBxD
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=LxB
= 5.30 x 6 = 31.8 m2
1. Volume of Concrete
2. Area of Shuttering
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Tread = 0.10m
= 0.15 x 24 = 3.60m
no. of Step = 24
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1. Waist Slab:
(a) Volume of Concrete for waist slab = Area x thickness
=LxBxD
= 11.56 x 1.30 x 0.15
= 2.254 m3
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2. Steps:
Length of step = 1.30m
Width of tread = 0.30m on one side and 0.40m on other side Average width of riser
= (0.30 + 0.40)/2
B = 0.35m
Height of Riser = 0.15m
(a) Volume of Concrete for Step = Area x length of step x no. of steps
= 1/2 x b x h x L x no. of steps
= 0.50 x 0.35 x 0.15 x 1.3 x 24
= 0.819 m3
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3. Hand‐Rail :
Therefore,
L = 11.56m
B = 0.10m D = 0.80m
no.s = 2
(a) Volume of Concrete for Hand‐Rail = area x depth x no. of Hand rails
= L x B x D x no.s
= 11.56 x 0.10 x x 0.80 x 2
= 1.849 m3
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Lift-Pit Calculation
1. Volume of Concrete
2. Area of Shuttering
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2. Bottom slab:
L = 2.10m ; B = 1.80m ; T = 0.20m
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5. Plat‐forms:
L = 0.40m ; B = 0.40m ; H = 0.50 m
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