2018
DOI: 10.1051/matecconf/201819602036
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Designing reinforced concrete slabs under fire condition

Abstract: In this article the capacity of reinforced concrete slabs of thickness larger than 15 cm was calculated with Isotherm 500 Method. For designed elements were analysed the support and span zone. There have been proposed tables for designers, on which basis it is possible to design slab of demanded fire capacity.

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“…The experiment tested two groups of concrete samples with different strengths, each including 2 or 4 stirrup leg samples subjected to direct fire from one side, and the comparison results revealed the importance of using highperformance concrete (instead of increasing the number of stirrup legs) to cope with shear stress for the sake of safety, and an obvious decline in shear strength caused by the deterioration of the concrete cover after subjected to direct fire for 3 hours. Maciąg and Spodzieja [24] adopted the isotherm 500 method to calculate the bearing capacity of reinforced concrete slabs with a thickness larger than 15cm, and analyzed the support and span zone of the designed members, their research provided tables for designers, based on which slabs of demanded fire capacity could be designed.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The experiment tested two groups of concrete samples with different strengths, each including 2 or 4 stirrup leg samples subjected to direct fire from one side, and the comparison results revealed the importance of using highperformance concrete (instead of increasing the number of stirrup legs) to cope with shear stress for the sake of safety, and an obvious decline in shear strength caused by the deterioration of the concrete cover after subjected to direct fire for 3 hours. Maciąg and Spodzieja [24] adopted the isotherm 500 method to calculate the bearing capacity of reinforced concrete slabs with a thickness larger than 15cm, and analyzed the support and span zone of the designed members, their research provided tables for designers, based on which slabs of demanded fire capacity could be designed.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%