Calculate Center To Center Distance Between The Bars In Column – Beam And slab Let us calculate the C / C distance between the reinforcement bars for the column section drawing as shown below. Given data : Column width = 480mm. Column depth = 300mm. Clear cover = 40mm. …
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Bar Bending Schedule Of Plinth Beam Let us prepare a Bar Bending Schedule for the simple plinth beam as shown below. Given data : Clear span of the beam = 2500 mm., beam size 300mm × 380 mm. Top & bottom rebar dia. = 12 mm., number of bars = …
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Bar Bending Schedule Of Lintel Beam With Full Detail Bar Bending Schedule is actually a chart made and utilized for calculating reinforcement and steel for slab, column and beam. Length of lintel = 3000 mm = 3 m Breadth of lintel = 300 mm = 0.300 m Lintel …
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Design Of Strap Footing With Full Detail Design of Strap footing Introduction When two columns are reasonably close, a combined footing is designed for both columns as shown in below. When two columns are far apart, a strap is designed to transfer eccentric moment between two columns as shown in …
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HOW TO CALCULATE STEEL QUANTITY FOR SLAB WITH BAR BENDING SCHEDULE Hi before going to calculate bar bending schedule for slab you should know to find your slab is whether one-way slab or two-way slab. If not its ok we will guide through this One Way Slab Ly/Lx > 2 Two Way Slab Ly/Lx < …
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What Is The Standard Size Of Column With Full Details Column has not fixed size. The column’s size depends on different aspects such as loads on column, material used in column etc. According to these aspects the size of column should be assumed or accepted as well as after that …
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How to Use Pile Load Test Data to Design Pile Foundations An expensive but very dependable option to find out the load capacity of a pile is the Pile Load Test. It is not the cheapest option, yes, but if your pocket has that kind of load bearing capacity, we …
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Do’s And Do Not’s For Reinforcement Detailing DO’S-GENERAL Reinforcement Detailing Prepare drawings properly & accurately if possible label each bar and show its shape for clarity. 1.Cross section of retaining wall which collapsed immediately after placing of soil backfill because ¼” rather than 1-1/4” dia. were used. Error occurred because Correct …
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How To Work Out The Unit Weight Of Steel Reinforcement bars are measured, obtained and paid by unit of weight i.e. in kilograms, pounds, tonnes etc. Unit weight of deformed rebars denotes its weight per unit length. The common units applied for recording unit weight of steel range from kilogram …
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Estimating Of Steel Bar Quantity for Construction Planning quantity for steel bars in each development is an arduous work. It needs a talented and experienced quantity assessor, estimators or engineers to make one. Each area, sub-segment, and parts of the plans with fortifying bars ought to be incorporated as missing …
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