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Discussion Forum : RCC Structures Design - Section 2 (Q.No. 35)
35.
The maximum ratio of span to depth of a cantilever slab, is
8
10
12
14
16
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Roy said:   8 years ago
Type of slab --------> Ratio of span to depth*
Simply supported and spanning in one direction --------> 30.
Continuous and spanning in one direction --------> 35.
Simply supported and spanning in two directions --------> 35.
Continuous and spanning in two directions --------> 40.
Cantilever slabs --------> 12.

Bittu said:   5 years ago
1) Simply supported and spanning in one direction - 30
2) Continuous and spanning in one direction - 35
3) Simply supported and spanning in two directions - 35
4) Continuous and spanning in two directions - 40
5) Cantilever slabs - 12.
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Adnan said:   9 years ago
For One way Slab.

The maximum ratio of span to a depth of a cantilevered slab is 12.

The maximum ratio of span to a depth of a simply supported slab is 30.

The maximum ratio of span to a depth of a continuous slab is 35.

Abhishek said:   7 years ago
As par IS 456 cl 24.1.

For One way slab L/d ratio is as same as for beam.
For 2 way slab.
35 for simply supported slab.
40 for the continuous slab.

Kirti said:   7 years ago
So when will be the values of the span to depth ratio for cantilever simply supported and continuous slab will be taken as 7, 20&26 respectively.

Amit said:   5 years ago
If span to effective depth is given then take 7, 20, 6.

And if span to overall depth is given then take 12, 30, 35.
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Mahesh katkar said:   1 decade ago
L/d ratio.

Simply supported = 20.
Continuous slab = 26.
Cantilever slab = 7.

Shantu said:   4 years ago
@Amit & @Bittu.

How you got this value?

In IS 456 it is not given.
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Nikhil said:   5 years ago
Span up to 3.5m.

Depth of slab:
Fe-250.
SSB-35.
Continuous-40.

Sanju said:   6 years ago
@Kirti.

These values are not for slab. They are for beams.


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