How to Design Two Way Slab | Simply Supported Corners Free to Lift | Limit State Method| IS 456-2000

Here its clearly explained detailed design of two way slab simply supported corners free to lift, the design is according to limit state design of IS 456-2000, all codal specifications are followed and have shown checks, and also explained what to do and when slab do not satisfy check for deflection.
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I've no word for such a great effort of urs in all video , u give best explanination such that no any doubt left . thanks a lot sir ji👌👌👍👍👍BUT YOU MADE A MISTAKE AT 48:02 in calculation of Pt , % area of steel is calculated at support so you should take half of Ast as alternate bars are bent up near the support

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[@abhijeetsurwade2574]

No doubt your projection of teaching is awesome, but i would like to request you to end your class with design drawing (even your one way slab class). It will be like sweet after dinner. Thanks

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[@samviladnan7866]

Sir what about slab restrained on corners do we need to go for torsion too in this case

[@vasantharajp6564]

Sir, Thank you so much for your 1 way slab & 2 way slab. But kindly share the reinforcement detailing sketch. Then only the design understand completely.

[@Director622]

36:47 (Ast)y And (Ast)x Formula Is Not Present In IS 456-2000 We Have Remember that Or Else Please Reply😌

[@sunandabai.ksunandabai.k3183]

Sir I like your video plz clarify about the effective depth

[@structuralanalysisanddesign]

Thanks for liking the video, what exactly is your doubt?

[@chubby2069]

How to find the modification factor from that graph if fs=120 and pt=0.3. i cannot plot the corresponding modification factor value since its going out of the graph

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[@prateekbhatia8520]

How the reinforcement are placed in the corners and beam slab interface?

[@yuwabharatshakti3603]

plz make video on Reinforcement detailing in slab

[@prajwolshrestha8541]

After calculation of My and Mx in step.5. can you help me from where depth to resist moment came from code.

[@engineerrahul8457]

Can u plz explain about moment coeff when three edges continuous and short edge discontinous?itx not in the table?

[@beardosrk8797]

Nice video sir...please provide video on fixed and cantilever condition also...

[@structuralanalysisanddesign]

Sure 👍 will come up with it soon

[@exambuster2994]

Sir! in practical conditions i think generally we need to design two way slabs in as restrained slabs but what about one way slabs and if we want to design one way restrained slab what is procedure?

[@subho7540]

Sir why not we go with span to effective depth ratio mention on pg no 39 of Is code 456:2000 and in both the cases We see that deflection check is done but why not we follow the Annex C for checking the deflection ? Kindly reply me because I want to clear my doubt as soon as possible.

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[@structuralanalysisanddesign]

Sorry we are not making videos on working stress method

[@Sunitajorwal1506]

Sir please also teach us how to use a scientific calculator for solving equations in designing

[@milakshyajyotisenchowa2741]

An RCC column is to be provided in a building to carry an axial load is 1200 kN .Design the column assuming emin < 0.05D usingM20 and Fe415steel . How to solve it ?? Please help

[@nikhilteja434]

should ast in shorter span be more than longer span always?

[@sonukumar-bp4wb]

Please upload design for continuous beam or continuous slab waiting for this video . Thnks #abhijeet sir

[@structuralanalysisanddesign]

Thank you sonu, soon i will come up with this, stay tuned

[@vigneshmudarapu1065]

Sir,in load calculation the units are KN/m but you took KN/m2

[@structuralanalysisanddesign]

It is slab that is why it has been shown KN/m2

[@aayushrjl]

sir please provide us with detailed reinforcement arrangement because it is incomplete without detailed reinforcement .

[@structuralanalysisanddesign]

yes dear, soon i am coming up with separate detailing videos

[@dhananjoyroy375]

Design of 02 way slab is explained elaborately with required codal provisions, however it is not understood why factored load/moment is not taken into account in the design.

[@selvi3476]

Because it is limit state design where highest factor that can be considered is 1.5 as per IS code

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Sir plzz explain about types of foundations and footings sir plzz

[@helvinantony3707]

Hi Sir, Excellent class. Have to ask you about Step one where in IS 456:2000 page 37 was made as a reference from your end however there is a note in Page 39 clause 24.1 of IS 456:2000 stating for solid slabs as : NOTES For two-way slabs of shorter spans(up to 3m) with mild steel reinforcement, the span to overall depth ratios given below may generally be assumed to satisfy vertical deflection limits for loading class up to 3 kN/m square• Simply supported slabs 35 Continuous slabs 40 For high strength deformed bars of grade Fe415, the values given above should be multiplied by 0.8 in this lecture class the span length is more than 3m hence, will this be the case to be considered or what ??? Expecting your reply as im studying through virtual classes about slab designing

[@exambuster2994]

it is 3.5m in code book

[@amlakiealehegn6416]

10q how can we analys when partition wall load is added to the slab!!

[@masmhmd2488]

How to analysis and design two way slab with openings?

[@kkkkk47]

At 29:40 we calculated required effective depth and it was 71mm. so how does it fail for deflection

[@nikhilteja434]

should'nt dx be 116 in step 6?

[@user-zd8ih8vs9z]

What is the Lx/d ratio for Discontinuous slab

[@yuwabharatshakti3603]

Plz make videos with full discriptoin long duration

[@rohitbhagat9595]

Please explain Continous slab design with detailed reinforcement

[@structuralanalysisanddesign]

Request noted, soon i will come up with it

[@attSi7101]

Sir how to redesign this slab from step no. 2?

[@souviksaha6408]

how much depth should we reduce so that the required depth > depth provided?

[@pranavmanohaur391]

Sir since we took dx as 120 instead of 200, the slab failed in deflection then why did we reduce dx ?Still not clear sir. If we had taken 200 mm as dx then it would not have failed. Am i right sir?

[@pratikmeshram6942]

i did not understand one thing --- why didn't you take MODIFICATION FACTOR while calculating effective depth of slab . is there any particular reason for skipping on M.F ?

[@pragathi4470]

Each and every step is clear.., but sir I couldn't find the Ast calculation formula from where it has been arrived Sir. Could you please explain it Sir...

[@structuralanalysisanddesign]

Its a simplified formula, any standard text book if you refer you will get it

[@civilexplorer7038]

Sir, While calculating Load calculation u took per mtr width so Final unit should be kN/m & not kN/m2.

[@bananimondal9389]

it must kn/m, in that case how kn/m2 is added with kn/m????? sir please check it.

[@kabitasharma1643]

Sir, why did u not use the L/d ratio for slabs given in page 39, which is 35 for simply supported slabs?

[@structuralanalysisanddesign]

Hello Kabita, in one of the comments of the same video i have clarified this doubt, but once again i will tell, on page no. 39 it is said we can take those values if shorter span is upto 3.5m but where as in this problem shorter span is 4m so i have not taken that, i hope this clarified your doubt

[@kabitasharma1643]

@@structuralanalysisanddesign Thank you so much sir, could you tell me which value I should take if the dimensions are 3m * 5m? Here only one side span is less than 3 so little confused. Also, sir could you tell us how we can do the shear check for continuous slab?

[@structuralanalysisanddesign]

If its upto 3.5m you can choose P 39 value, yes i am planning design of one way continuous slab

[@kabitasharma1643]

@@structuralanalysisanddesign okay sir, Thank you so much. Your videos are very helpful ❤️

[@anilsuryatale7458]

Sir please make video on flat slab

[@structuralanalysisanddesign]

Will definitely try

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[@surykantchaudhary5138]

BUT YOU MADE A MISTAKE AT 48:02 in calculation of Pt , % area of steel is calculated at support so you should take half of Ast as alternate bars are bent up near the support. also you didn't multiply the tau value with k for solid slab

[@macavmoudbhawanxutra876]

8:20 span depth ratio is wrong correct value is 35*conditions applied* given in pg39 of IS-456-200.

[@vallicreations408]

While calculating small ast you assumed 8mm dia bars ... can we take 10mm bars insted 8mm?

[@vallicreations408]

Pls ..reply sir

[@structuralanalysisanddesign]

You can take, depends on moment how much we get, 6, 8, 10, 12 we can use

[@Alern992]

Sir, why didn't u use Modification factor?

[@51_kalpeshrathod7]

Sir, I have redesigned the slab with decrease the dia of bars to 6mm and increasing number of bars.. And the deflection get controlled..

[@51_kalpeshrathod7]

And also decrease the spacing to 100 mm. Is it better than increasing the thickness of slab?

[@structuralanalysisanddesign]

Nice attempt to understand the concept

[@structuralanalysisanddesign]

Different designers have different techniques to design

[@civilexplorer7038]

Sir, pls make a video on One Way Continuous Slab.

[@structuralanalysisanddesign]

In coming days it will be uploaded, thank you for watching

[@sonukumar-bp4wb]

After fail in deflection than after I am takeing effective depth value 200 mm than its after calculation we found the value for astx and asty is 265.26 or 182.74 mm2 so its value is less than ast (min) = 276 mm2 than according to design criteria its not ok . Than what will do next step. Please

[@structuralanalysisanddesign]

If you are getting both Ast less than Ast min than you have to provide Ast min as your reinforcement

[@sonukumar-bp4wb]

@@structuralanalysisanddesign thnks sir

[@cherithhurdaisirigiri5584]

Sir for corners not free to lift problem

[@vedantsingh123]

in the bending moment formula, why are both equations a function of Lx?

[@structuralanalysisanddesign]

Yes kindly refer IS 456-2000

[@ndubuisiaguihe340]

Please I need the other methods.

[@kullas8943]

What if don't decrease the d from 200to 120 sir

[@maheshchoudhari1952]

Sir structure ke uper jo load ata hai kaise nikalte hai and seismic and wind ku nahi consider karte ho aap jab slab and beam design karte ho tab aur sab load kaise calculate kare

[@structuralanalysisanddesign]

Seismic load ka analysis alag hota hai

[@vjyvncnt]

You should detailed draw for rft every design after

[@structuralanalysisanddesign]

Yes Vijay, i am giving details for the new videos

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[@kaushikjha484]

can we use the Ast formula as given by you in the videos in our college exams? or should we resort to pg.96 formula?

[@structuralanalysisanddesign]

There should not be any problem but i advise you to consult your teacher who has taken this subject and clarify

[@gyaneshyadaw3518]

Sir should we take effective depth 200 mm???

[@mamirmaying8395]

+1

[@vasachisenjubean5944]

What about negative bending moments?

[@aayushrjl]

I think negative bending moments in continuous slabs

[@maahitube3762]

In Mx and My calculation from page 91 of IS 456, you have taken lx value as 4.12m which is effective lx span. Actually lx means just shorter span 4m, isn't it? I think we should take 4m in both Mx and My formulas. Pls clarify this sir. The code book also mentions lx and ly meanings to be just short and long spans in pg 90 IS 456.The code book also doesn't justify lx to effective length lx.

[@shivamsharanlall672]

Actually the lx and ly are the effective spans,not the clear spans. In the beginning when ly/lx is calculated, ratio of the clear spans are taken i.e. 5/4 = 1.25. But 5.12 / 4.12= 1.2427 So, there is not much difference in the values. The ratio of clear spans are taken to just get an approximation that it is which kind of slab. If you see in the book( B.c Punmia), there they calculate the effective spans first. Then any calculation afterwards. So lx and ly are the effective spans only. If things are confusing,then it is better to go with the derivations of the formula

[@amosopiyo6403]

Also use British standards method for calculating moments

[@structuralanalysisanddesign]

Thank you for the suggestion, will consider this but it will take time

[@shailajakatkar9460]

Hello Sir, I'm Vivek Katkar from Maharashtra.. If we take d = 120mm then the basic value of L/d ratio comes out to be 33 whereas in IS Code, the value should not be more than 20 for Simply Supported Slab.. If we take L/d ratio as 20, then d=200mm. But the criteria of Minimum reinforcement of 0.12% does not get satisfied for d=200 mm. Therefore, the problem remains unsolved.. Please Guide...

[@Anku327]

Yaa you are right help me out plzz......

[@Anku327]

Same problem with me

[@pranavmanohaur391]

Sir why are we multiplying 1.5 to W to get Wu. Is 1.5 factor of safety of something?

[@structuralanalysisanddesign]

It is factor of safety (FoS) i will try to make detail video on factor of safety

[@pranavmanohaur391]

@@structuralanalysisanddesign ok sir

[@abishekirudayasamy8542]

Sir Upload Two Way Continuous slab

[@structuralanalysisanddesign]

Sure will upload, keep watching

[@prateekbhatia8520]

Sir, How do we make sure that our slabs are simply supported or fixed at corners?

[@shivamsharanlall672]

This is type 1 two way slab ,where corners are not held down. This type of slab is for single storeyed building where supporting walls or beams don't provide fixidity.

[@shivamsharanlall672]

No mesh reinforcement at the corners.