Difference between One way & Two way slab | Load distribution mechanism

[@pikyee7312]

These kind of Indian tutorials on youtube are exactly the life saviours of engineering students.

[@ThugGPT]

one of the the best explanations of this topic on youtube.

[@sajithmadush9459]

Thank you very much. It is very clear explanation. Everyone can understand. Great Work.Thank You very much

[@gnrrkrsh]

thank for your lecture I ma'am. I completely understand it now.

[@CivilEngineeringMastery]

You are most welcome.

[@fazalhussain4656]

Thanks Maam

[@archanajadav2957]

Thankyou Mam, for good explanation

[@namemaikyarakhahai8536]

Best explanation, I watched more than 10 videos , it's best.

[@CivilEngineeringMastery]

Glad to hear that.

[@soheilmortezaeifar8125]

thank you Dr. Oka

[@CivilEngineeringMastery]

Welcome!!

[@mohammadniazai646]

Why we devided the shorter side of the slab by 2 and multiply with the load of the slab, I didn't get the points here if you don't mind please elaborate this step and clear my concept.... Thank you 😊

[@hyderalikyokushin9457]

Very good

[@gixerriders1993]

Thank you mam its very useful in practical life . If you upload a small residential building load calculation from top to bottom means from slab to foundation then it will be very helpfull plz.....thanks again

[@عبدالكريمحسنبحر]

Me too

[@civil_boy_-ym1wz]

Thank you very much ma'am

[@CivilEngineeringMastery]

Most welcome 😊

[@sathish2868]

@Civil Engineering Mastery 8:59 3k^2 or 2k? in denominator

[@grajavel03]

very informative.. keep rock mam

[@CivilEngineeringMastery]

Thank you.

[@dinakar11]

Thanks Mam. It’s very useful. Appreciated if you post any video abt punching shear reinforcement in post tension slab with shear reinforcement.

[@CivilEngineeringMastery]

Thanks Dinakar. Sure will upload soon.

[@henrypsadday6793]

Thanks a lot. Your lecture provided me more insights.

[@mansr73]

Is there any Excel Sheet for calculating the load distribution on Beam. ...??

[@alainmarchan4316]

i have a question? why idealized one and 2 way loadinh to fix on both end and not simply supported?

[@IndianYoutubers]

Thanks keep uploading more

[@CivilEngineeringMastery]

Thank you, I will

[@kaungsett3644]

sorry for the confusion, does W and w interchangeable?

[@CivilEngineeringMastery]

No, not interchangeable. W - load acting on the beam(kN/m) w - load acting on slab(kN/m^2)

[@civilengineeringconcepts4349]

Very well explained madam with Code reference

[@SayedAhmed-hj1qo]

Great Sister

[@rythmicjoy8294]

Really really well explained

[@sevensungoh6809]

Thank u mam.. You are really best teacher. Mam I still confuse how much load carried by column(from slab and beam load)

[@CivilEngineeringMastery]

You are welcome.Will upload detailed video for how the load transferred to column from beam and slab.

[@sevensungoh6809]

@@CivilEngineeringMastery thank u man

[@NguyenQuan-se2ni]

yes Madam . I want to ask : how to calculate and analysys of inclined roof slab

[@CivilEngineeringMastery]

will upload one video for inclined roof slab.

[@pruthavyas6704]

for unit of kN.. you should write N in big alphabet as it is on the name of Newton. and k should be small . keep this in mind during writing of units

[@mubashirhassan2098]

Please learn concept, If you find that it gives wrong concept then you can tell them

[@alameerpv7756]

Thank you 😍

[@CivilEngineeringMastery]

Welcome!

[@sanchurai4199]

I subscribed mam. Plz upload more vedios . I am eager to learn from u.

[@bijaydumaru1506]

can you derieved that foemula

[@gokulnaidu8908]

Madam, can you please provide load distribution mechanism for a cantelever slab??

[@CivilEngineeringMastery]

Ok.

[@waiweilum9413]

Wants some clarification, isn't it one way slab carried by longer span? As it is carried by ly mostly which is known as longer span.

[@CivilEngineeringMastery]

In one way slab load is carried by the shorter span only and the main reinforcement is also provided in the same direction.

[@xeydarali3344]

thnks lucture

[@EdmieleneReconoce]

Is it possible that the slab is square?

[@CivilEngineeringMastery]

For square slab triangular load distribution on all four sides.

[@EdmieleneReconoce]

@@CivilEngineeringMastery please make a video or send a photo of how to get the loads of slab in my fb account. :Edmielene Pedro Reconoce thank you

[@CivilEngineeringMastery]

ok.

[@raeeskhan1214]

not mor informative