Types of Slab

This video shows the different types of slab and their subtypes. There are three main types of slab while each main type have their subtypes. Slab is a horizontal flexural member like the member which is able to take load in compression as well as in tension.
Some types of slabs are:
One way slab
Two way slab
Ribbed slab
Beam column slab
Solid slab.
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The point no 2 (d) slab with no drop and capital are they really used as you mentioned punching shear in previous examples?????

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Thanks for your great explanation but where we can use types of flat slab and there were no differences in c and d types

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Hii sr can you tell me where can I find resources to design two way joist slab supported directly on column , please help sir in this

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Can we convert a single story house into double story without destroying for damaging it I mean construct the slab without breaking the lower part of the house

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Its dangerous because a double storey has a different deeper foundation for columns,about 1.5 metre,and double storey must have concrete pillars or columns

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Is it possible to combine 2 different types of slabs together ?

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U hudini?

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This kind of slab is a very good (waffle slab) earth quake resistig

[@vijay_sawant]

Thank you

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If the slab of 4.5" placed over the columns of 9"×9" and the beam also 9"×9 and the distance between two columns are 4.5 meters then the building is safe or not?plz reply

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No one can say that your building is safe or not without performing analysis.

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@@civilengineering94 The length building is 70 feets and it consist five rooms and each room wide 12 feets and length 14.5 feets 14.5 feets is maximum and the slab 4.5 " and column 9"×9" and beam also 9"×9" then the building is safe or not?plz reply soon

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What is type B CC slab?

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Anyone know how to calculate the slab thickness over a given distance?

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Thank you sir!!

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Sir create video all type beam reinforcement design.

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Do slabs push the walls OUTWARDS?

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But you forgot the cobblestone slab