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Discussion Forum : RCC Structures Design - Section 1 (Q.No. 23)
23.
The effective span of a simply supported slab, is
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Shivam said:
5 months ago
The Effective span of the simply supported beam or slab is Min (clear span + eff depth, clear span + width of support).
(1)
Ankit said:
3 years ago
Clear span plus the effective depth of slab OR Center to Center of supports.
Please describe.
Please describe.
Prashant said:
4 years ago
B is the correct answer because as per clause 22.2 (a) is valid only for that S/S slab that is not built integrally with its supports.
Generally, S/S slabs are those slabs in which the beam is not cast monolithically with the slab. Hence B is the correct answer.
Generally, S/S slabs are those slabs in which the beam is not cast monolithically with the slab. Hence B is the correct answer.
Abdul Halim said:
4 years ago
Effective span = clear span plus half-thickness of support on one side half another side.
(2)
RAJENDRA D said:
5 years ago
Answer should be C, according to IS 456:2000, page 34, clause 22.2 (a).
(5)
Shrikant Datey said:
6 years ago
Clear span + effective depth of the slab.
Clear Span + Width of the support (wall or column)
whichever is less.
Or
Clear Span + 2 * Half Width of the support (wall or column).
Clear Span + Width of the support (wall or column)
whichever is less.
Or
Clear Span + 2 * Half Width of the support (wall or column).
(2)
Aslam said:
6 years ago
A as per IRC-5 for Bridges.
Tushar patel said:
7 years ago
1) Clear distance+ effective depth.
2) Centre to centre distance.
2) Centre to centre distance.
Khaled said:
7 years ago
I think it is Clear span + effective depth of the slab.
Moni said:
7 years ago
It's clear span+depth of slab or Clear span+wall thickness. Least of two will be adopted for design consideration.
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