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Analysis of Waffle Slabs with and without Openings
Structures Congress 2009, 2009Current design procedures do not provide recommendations specific for waffle slabs. Designers smear the contribution of the ribs and use the design guidelines for flat slabs to design ribbed slabs. In addition, the effect of openings on the response of waffle slabs is not fully explored.
Ahmed Ibrahim +2 more
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Rigidity and Strength of Orthotropic Reinforced Concrete Waffle Slabs
Journal of Structural Engineering, 2000Waffle slabs, also known as two-way ribbed flat slabs, are being used increasingly in modern construction to reduce dead weight and ensure efficient lateral distribution of loads. This paper presents the results of an experimental study of reinforced concrete waffle slabs with a square layout of ribs.
Hashim M. S. Abdul-Wahab +1 more
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Assessment and Restoration of Post-Tensioned Waffle Slabs
Structures Congress 2010, 2010The use of un-bonded post-tensioned (PT) reinforcement in waffle slabs has been popular for many decades in buildings and parking structures. The use of PT reinforcement in waffle slabs greatly reduces the amount of cracking and possible leakage in the structure and also allows economical long-span construction.
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Orientation of Ribs in Waffle‐Slab Skew Bridges
Journal of Structural Engineering, 1983An experimental study is presented on the structural response of reinforced concrete skew bridges of: (a) orthogonally, (b) nonorthogonally shaped waffle slab constructions, and (c) solid slab construction. The response is examined under elastic and ultimate load conditions.
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2021
In this modern growing twenty-first century era, we have seen a tremendous increase in construction activities which is taking place in and around and everywhere; hence, there is a demand and obvious shortage of land space for development activity to progress.
C. L. Mahesh Kumar, K. G. Shwetha
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In this modern growing twenty-first century era, we have seen a tremendous increase in construction activities which is taking place in and around and everywhere; hence, there is a demand and obvious shortage of land space for development activity to progress.
C. L. Mahesh Kumar, K. G. Shwetha
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Evaluating Waffle Slabs in Comparison with Conventional Slabs in Commercial Construction: A Review
This review paper explores the use of waffle slabs in commercial buildings and compares them with traditional flat slab systems. Waffle slabs, which have a grid-like pattern with ribs and a thin top slab, are known for reducing dead loads, spreading loads more evenly, and spanning larger areas with less bending.Aditi Singh, Bharti Sharma
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Dynamic slab segmentation due to brittle–ductile damage in the outer rise
Nature, 2021Taras Gerya, Thorsten Wolfgang Becker
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Extreme redox variations in a superdeep diamond from a subducted slab
Nature, 2023Fabrizio Nestola +2 more
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