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Mar 8, 2008 · A 4-inch slab is a minimal structural section for even light vehicles. Combine that with a expected poor grade control and you'll have slab thickness that will likely vary between 3 and 4-1/2 inches. Putting a compressible material such as insulation directly under a thin slab is asking for a flexural issue. That's probably why rebar was specified.

Aug 2, 2022 · For secondary references, I use the Portland Cement Association document, "Slab Thickness Design for Industrial Concrete Floors on Grade" (1996), and the US Army and Air Force technical manual, "Army TM 5-809-12/Air Force AFM 88-36, Chapter 15, Concrete Floor Slabs on Grade Subject to Heavy Loads."

Dec 13, 2007 · Currently I'm looking for info on designing a concrete slab on grade. The slab will have dimension of 35ft by 20ft, and will be sitting on compacted soil. The slab requires to be able to handle loaded haul trucks of an aproximate 800 tons. Can somebody help me with the steps on how to find the required thickness of the slab. Thanks Ramon Diaz ...

Aug 17, 2006 · We have a initial thickness design of the concrete slab following the methods outlined in PCA publication “Slab Thickness Design for Industrial Concrete Floors on Grade” as well as WRI Charts as used in Ringo/Anderson’s Book “Designing Floor Slabs on Grade”. These elastic methods give slab thicknesses in the range of 10 + inches.

Jan 22, 2003 · A 4" thick existing slab may be too thin to survive surface preparation for a bonded overlay. If the full strength of 7" inch (bonded overlay) slab is not needed, a 3" unbonded overlay should work. Go through the "Guide to Concrete Overlays, Third Edition" (free .pdf) by the U.S. National Concrete Pavement Technology Center, for info on both ...

Jul 21, 2004 · Hello, I'm practicing in Europe, and I have a question about foundation slab design. Let's say we have a slab 20 x 30 meters, 300 mm thick, and designed with top and bottom mesh to resist building loads (let's say steel or wood). Commonly we don't specify any joints or sawcuts. And it works. Small cracks form but are not an issue.

Aug 13, 2007 · There is a minimum thickness formula that I have seen. I think it it based on the concept of a theoretical soft spot and the required thickness for the slab to span over this. The theory makes sense as you cannot 100% guarantee that the entire soil surface under the floor is of a uniform stable nature - Regardless of how well you spec it.

Feb 15, 2010 · I also have the Army Manual TM 5-809-12 and it does a little better, but they base the loadings on Design Index, with 10 being the highest (120k track laying vehicles). Nothing really seems to fit the bill with the Army Manual, but a DI of 10, Subgrade modulus of 150psi, flexural strength of 530psi results in a slab thickness of about 8.5".

Nov 27, 2012 · I have an old 1961 CRSI design handbook which has a chart of slab on grade thicknesses and their typical applications, with recommended reinforcement, and a range of allowable distributed loadings: 4" slab good for light commercial 100 psf; 5" commercial 100 to 200 psf; 6" industrial 400 to 500 psf; 7" industrial plants, gas stations 600 to 800 ...

Nov 6, 2006 · In general, a slab on grade strength is largely dependent on the quality of the soil beneath it. Your uniform load of 100 psf will generate only minimal flexural stresses in the concrete, largely due to irregularities of the slab thickness and …