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Double-Layer Grids with Steel Members and Reinforced Concrete Slabs

Soare, M. V. / Crainicescu, M. / Tarog, D.

In order to reduce the steel consumption in double-layer grids, the top members are replaced by square reinforced concrete ribbed slabs. Though the dead weight is somewhat increased, the solution is advantageous since the slabs not only play a structural role, but also constitute the rigid support for the insulation and waterproofing. The steel saving amounts to 22% of the corresponding steel solution. A full scale model consisting of 4 slabs and the corresponding bracing and bottom steel members was tested in order to investigate the joint behaviour. The results were most satisfactory.

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Double-Layer Grids with Steel Members and Reinforced Concrete Slabs

Soare, M. V. / Crainicescu, M. / Tarog, D.

In order to reduce the steel consumption in double-layer grids, the top members are replaced by square reinforced concrete ribbed slabs. Though the dead weight is somewhat increased, the solution is advantageous since the slabs not only play a structural role, but also constitute the rigid support for the insulation and waterproofing. The steel saving amounts to 22% of the corresponding steel solution. A full scale model consisting of 4 slabs and the corresponding bracing and bottom steel members was tested in order to investigate the joint behaviour. The results were most satisfactory.

Double-Layer Grids with Steel Members and Reinforced Concrete Slabs

Soare, M. V. / Crainicescu, M. / Tarog, D.

In order to reduce the steel consumption in double-layer grids, the top members are replaced by square reinforced concrete ribbed slabs. Though the dead weight is somewhat increased, the solution is advantageous since the slabs not only play a structural role, but also constitute the rigid support for the insulation and waterproofing. The steel saving amounts to 22% of the corresponding steel solution. A full scale model consisting of 4 slabs and the corresponding bracing and bottom steel members was tested in order to investigate the joint behaviour. The results were most satisfactory.

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Title:

Double-Layer Grids with Steel Members and Reinforced Concrete Slabs

Contributors:

Soare, M. V. (author) / Crainicescu, M. (author) / Tarog, D. (author)

Published in:

International Journal of Space Structures ; 1 ; 27-32

Publication date:

1985-03-01

Size:

6 pages

ISSN:

2059-8033 , 0266-3511

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1177/026635118500100104

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

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