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    Design Slab On Grade Postension (ACI 360R & PTI) : I. Input Data

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    This document summarizes the design of a slab on grade using post-tensioning according to ACI 360R and PTI standards. Key inputs include a slab thickness of 300mm, concrete strength of 30MPa, and a point load of 505.4kN. The analysis determines a minimum of 2 tendons are needed for prestressing and friction. A total of 3 tendons are selected. Stress calculations confirm no tensile stress will occur. Shear calculations verify the shear stress is below the allowable limit.

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    Design Slab On Grade Postension (ACI 360R & PTI) : I. Input Data

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    This document summarizes the design of a slab on grade using post-tensioning according to ACI 360R and PTI standards. Key inputs include a slab thickness of 300mm, concrete strength of 30MPa, and a point load of 505.4kN. The analysis determines a minimum of 2 tendons are needed for prestressing and friction. A total of 3 tendons are selected. Stress calculations confirm no tensile stress will occur. Shear calculations verify the shear stress is below the allowable limit.

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    This document summarizes the design of a slab on grade using post-tensioning according to ACI 360R and PTI standards. Key inputs include a slab thickness of 300mm, concrete strength of 30MPa, and a point load of 505.4kN. The analysis determines a minimum of 2 tendons are needed for prestressing and friction. A total of 3 tendons are selected. Stress calculations confirm no tensile stress will occur. Shear calculations verify the shear stress is below the allowable limit.

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    Design Slab On Grade Postension (ACI 360R & PTI) : I. Input Data

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    This document summarizes the design of a slab on grade using post-tensioning according to ACI 360R and PTI standards. Key inputs include a slab thickness of 300mm, concrete strength of 30MPa, and a point load of 505.4kN. The analysis determines a minimum of 2 tendons are needed for prestressing and friction. A total of 3 tendons are selected. Stress calculations confirm no tensile stress will occur. Shear calculations verify the shear stress is below the allowable limit.

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    Design Slab on grade Postension (ACI 360R & PTI)

    I. Input Data
    Slab thinkness t= 300 mm
    Concrete Strength f'c= 30 Mpa
    Cover C= 150 mm
    Concrete Unite Weight ϒc = 24 kN/m³
    Tendon diamater Ø= 17.8 mm
    Tendon area Ap= 208.4 mm2
    Tendon Strength fpu = 1860 MPa
    Average tendon stress use tension fps= 75 %
    losse of tendon LS= 150 MPa
    Length of slab L= 3.48 m
    Width of slab B= 1m
    Subgrade Reaction Modulus k= 50 Mpa/m
    Point Load Pu= 505.4 kN
    Spacing of stiffening beams S= 3.48 m
    Poisson's ratio µ= 0.15 [6.2]
    Safety Factor Fs = 1.7 [4.8.T4.2]
    II. Analysis and Result
    Tendon minimum tendon required for :
    -Minimum average prestress of fmin:
    NT=(fmin*Ac)/(fps*Ap)= 2.0 tendons [9.5.2]
    fmin= 1.7 MPa(industrial over 120m long [9.5.2]
    -Overcome Slab-Subgrade friction :
    NT=0.5*L*µ*W/(fps*Ap)= 0.07 tendons [9.5.2]
    µ= 1.5 (granular below) [AASHTO (1993) Part II, Table2.8]
    Total tendon = 2.07 = 3 tendons
    use 3 tendons
    Stress
    Elastic modulus of Concrete Ec= 25742.9602 MPa
    Allowale Tensile stress ft= 0.62(*f'c)^0.5= 3.396 MPa [9.7.3.(9-5)]
    Maximum moment Mmax= -Pβ/4 [9.8.6.(9-34)]
    β= 12/1000(4E*t^3/12k)^0.25 17.606 [9.8.6.(9-35)]
    Mmax= -2224.518 kN.m
    Assum long term force of prestress 108 kN
    Applied Tensile stress f =Pr/A-(Mmax*c)/I = Pr/A-(Mmax/167t^2) [9.8.6.(9-39)]
    0.932 MPa No tensile stress
    Verify f<fr/Fs Ok safe
    Shear
    Allowable Shear Stress V=0.14*(f'c)^-0.5+0.2fp= 1.107 MPa [9.7.3.(9-6)]
    width of Contact area b= 0.25 m
    length of Contact area l= 0.51 m
    Punching shear Vu= Pu/(b0*t)= 0.926 MPa
    Verify Vu<V Ok safe
    Design Slab on grade (ACI 360R-06 )
    I. Input Data
    Slab thinkness t= 400 mm
    Contact area A= 36000 mm²
    Concrete Strength f'c= 40 Mpa
    Concrete Unite Weight ϒc = 2400 kg/m³
    Rebar Ø= 20 mm
    Rebar Yeild Strength fy = 400 MPa
    Subgrade Reaction Modulus k= 150 Mpa/m
    Width of slab B= 1m
    Point Load Pu= 224 kN
    Uniforme Load Wu= 224 kN/m2
    Poisson's ratio µ= 0.15 [6.2]
    Safety Factor Fs = 1.7 [4.8.T4.2]

    II. Analysis and Result


    Radius of load contact area a=(A/pi)^0.5= 0.107 m
    Elastic modulus of Concrete Ec= 29725410005.6 Pa
    Moment of Inertia I= 0.005 m^4
    Radius of relative stiffness L =(Et^3/(12(1-µ2)k)^(1/4)= 181.334 m [6.2 (6-3)]
    Modulus of rupture fr= gr*(Wu*f'c)^0.5= 4.744 MPa [ACI 224.2R-4 (3.2)]
    gr= 0.01531 (0.012to0.021) [ACI 224.2R-4 (3.2)]
    1. Case 2: Load Considerable distance from edges of the slab
    fb=0.316*Pu/t^2*[log(h^3)-4*log((1.6*a^2+t^2)^0.5-0.675*t)-log(k)+6.48] [6.2 (6-4)]
    = 1.832 MPa
    2. Case 3: Load at edges of slab, but remove considerable distance from corner
    fb=0.572*Pu/t^2*[log(h^3)-4*log((1.6*a^2+t^2)^0.5-0.675*t)-log(k)+5.77] [6.2 (6-5)]
    = 2.747 MPa
    Verfication fr/Fs>fb ok safe
    3. Uniform load
    Negative moment in the slab that occurs at the centre of the aisle [Rice (1957)]:

    𝑀𝑐=𝑊𝑢/2λ² 𝑒^(−𝜆𝑎) 15659.12813032 m-N/m [6.2 (6-6)]


    [sin⁡〖 (𝜆𝑎 〗 )] =
    𝜆=∜(𝑘/4𝐸𝐼) =
    0.708734138446 m^-1

    fa= Mc/(t^2/6)= 0.587217304887 Mpa

    Verfication fr/Fs > fa ok safe

    4. Rebar
    1 Rebar use for moment capacity
    As = (370xMORxt)/Fs 1092.73 mm² [7.3 (7-1)]
    MOR= 0.75(f'c)^0.5= 4.43 MPa
    Spacing= 287.5 mm
    Select Spacing = 150 mm
    DB20 @150 mm

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