Description |
22 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm |
Series |
Division of Building Research technical paper. Second series ; no. 25 |
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Division of Building Research technical paper. Second series ; no. 25
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Summary |
This paper sets out a complete procedure for the investigation, selection and design of a slab-on-ground for residential construction. It is based on the subdivision of slabs into three types, viz. (1) thin slabs, (2) light stiffened rafts, (3) heavy stiffened rafts. The paper gives a method of deciding from a site investigation which type of slab is required. If only type 1 or 2 is needed then a standard design may be used and suitable dimensions are given. For type 3 slabs a detailed design method, based on beam-on-mound studies, is described. The paper also gives a simplified procedure for the Melbourne area based on the geological origin of the soil, for selecting slab types. Various aspects of design details and construction methods are also described. The paper is primarily addressed to engineers, architects, building authorities and builders |
Notes |
Supersedes technical paper (second series) no.5, second edition, CSIRO 1975. The design of residential slabs-on-ground |
Bibliography |
Bibliography: pages 21-22 |
Subject |
Concrete slabs.
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Floors, Concrete.
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Author |
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (Australia). Division of Building Research.
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ISBN |
0643003193 |
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