Difference Between One Way Slab & Two Way Slab

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Great explanation about the differences between one way and two-way slabs.

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[@dawittesfajember]

@1:17 there is a little confusion. If a slab supported by two opposite beams,it bends either way,I.e to the shorter or longer according to where the support provided. But if supported by all sides and the slab is one way it only bends to the shorter direction.

[@shivanshushubham7007]

Check yourself... Tear a piece of paper and hold it by two opposite faces of shorter side of paper.. Ask someone to drop a pencil from some height.. you will see the direction of bending.... Repeat by holding all the four sides with help of your friend and ask someone to drop the pencil now... You will see the difference in bending directions... Hope this helps.

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[@dannyengineering]

Yes Dawit ur right. So if a one way slab is supported by beam on the opposite short span & free on both the longer span the slab will bend on the longer part b/c the load will go to the beams so the reinforcement bar will be placed on the longer dxn. in this case & vice versa.

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THANK YOU!! THIS PART CONFUSED ME TOO.

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Beautiful animations. So easy to understand and visualise

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Excellent explanation... continue the good work.

[@rifqieqi]

is there any code explaining about the ratio between longer side and shorter side of the slab that you just mentioned? or it just common rules?

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amazing and very easy way to understand.

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Thanks for the information about slab much confused about these slabs type.... 🙂🙏

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Sir, can one way slab have supports in all directions? Plzz reply sir🙏

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Very good explanation

[@happymusic6910]

Can someone explain economical span? Is it same as minimum or maximum or standard?

[@IrmaAswani]

Thank u.. Really good explanation

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Very good for studying schools thanks

[@vikashkandola6420]

Which one should be prefered for 14ft saqure rooms and 16×20 hall

[@user-cy9wo9kr3c]

Ly/Lx = 20/16 =1.25 Here Ly/Lx ratio is less than 2 Hence, two way slab is used to design

[@kalyankarsandeepkumar3530]

Beautiful explanation

[@gikaradi8793]

2:21 can anyone explain why the main steel is distributed in that way W direction and not the other L ?It would be more plausible to distribute it the other way because the cracs will show up in theW direction and the L way placed steel will take the excess stress

[@gikaradi8793]

@thesix107 hi !! thats what im saying .i mean the less deflection direction should not take the main steel which is needed in the other direction with the greater deflection ,tensile stress and forces

[@osama.shakil]

I think you made one mistake. The image of one way slab you have showed in your case, there are two supports and long span is being delfected. Span will be long side (instead of short side). Please check that span should be the length between two support and it must not always be the short side. Therefore, slab will deflect along long side (not along short side) in that case and main steel will be provided along long side.

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Wt kind of app or software using for this video sir.. its awesome..If u don't mind can u pls share sir..

[@harbirkalra1279]

short gap is main and takes load. so put inverted beams if load is on longer span.

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[@ismui678]

good explanation bro next post animated video which shows bending moment & shear force

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You have explained very well

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good explanation bro next post a video which shows effect of bending moment & shear force by animation

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Nice explanation

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Very helpful....!! thankyou.

[@biswajitnanda1844]

What type of slab is good for building a duplex

[@marvinlsd]

Does anyone know the calculation to work out the thickness of the slab on a 2 way suspended slab......2.5m span

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Lv u sr thnx 4 sharing that knowledge 😍

[@jadavdevang4430]

What is the maximum recommended span in one way continues slab

[@FplHorizon]

As long as the area of the bay exceeds 30m²

[@dycrominitone1]

What about the sizes of steel rods use? Still there is a way to avoid it, is it!?

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Very useful👍

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Awesome guidance

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Thanks for this video ❤

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Which app do you use for writing animation

[@shadabahmed6842]

Appreciate your works... Can you put video of gfrc and types

[@Souravkumar-lg1vv]

I have only one doubt if one way slab has more depth I.e. thickness is more then it have to require more steel hence it should be costly. Which is not matched by your answer.....

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[@lisadas698]

Is it possible to convert single story house into double story without destroying the lower part of the house I mean is it possible to construct a slab without breaking the house

[@comprehendnature2404]

You have to take into consideration whether the foundation is deep enough and whether the columns are strong enough for a second floor. Maybe you can build columns outside the house but at the corner of the wall enough columns to support a second floor without touching the existing first floor.

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In multistorey also most of building preferring one way slab reinforcement

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Use full information sir

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Can u tell me why it is 2 only why not 3 or 4

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It's like 5:08 in the morning during the COVID-19 outbreak in NY and this is what KZbin wanted me to learn Can't complain, though I have left this video being partial to 2-way slabs, let's see where that takes me

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that was helpful thank you.

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Here everyone can easily understand slab.

[@ujwaluttarkar5712]

Good.. but what about continuos slab?

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Wow! That is really interesting thank you

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Thank you for making, but the accent is too much. KZbin provides an automatic text generation of the audio. Is there any chance you could present a "version 2" of this video where a machine reads the text?

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You will tell as per is 456 :2000 in which clause we can see this i don't know please tell mee

[@erzcav4793]

I told my previous classmate this is what one and 2 way slabs differences cause she asked. Then she wouldnt believe me. Oh well.

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Nice explained

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Great Effort!