Concrete Slab Load Capacity Chart

Concrete Slab Load Capacity Chart - Add in the live loads and vibrations you could end up knocking a hole in the concrete surface under some of the leg contact points. First, the op must obtain the services of a licensed professional engineer, preferably a structural engineer, and a certified testing agency which will conduct field and/or laboratory. This would be similar to a footing except that it is poured on top of an existing slab and sometimes connected to it using steel dowels. But it will be costly to verify the reserve live load carrying capacity of the floor slab, any bearing walls, supporting r/c beams and girders, and r/c columns. This building is located in japan so i don't know the code specs or if it is reinforced rebar, (sp). The dead load of 12 tons really isn't that much spread over that 5m x 3m area, about 151 lbs/sqft. And focused on two areas of 60sqft at 13,600lbs and 65sqft at 16,000lbs.

Concrete is about 5 thick with a wooden floor over the slab which the wine sits on. This building is located in japan so i don't know the code specs or if it is reinforced rebar, (sp). The maximum width of any vehicle crossing the bridge will be 8' 6. Due to the two (3) 'independent layers' above, the slab becomes an additional layer under a second plenum space.

I would recommend no less than 6 strategically placed tests. Current total weight is about 30,000lbs over 625 sqft. Concrete is about 5 thick with a wooden floor over the slab which the wine sits on. This would be similar to a footing except that it is poured on top of an existing slab and sometimes connected to it using steel dowels. If we calculate the load/sq.ft then it would be 28.7 lbf/sqft it is fine and with in the limit but i do not know what would be the limit for the point/concentrated load on the floor and. The maximum width of any vehicle crossing the bridge will be 8' 6.

This would be similar to a footing except that it is poured on top of an existing slab and sometimes connected to it using steel dowels. Additionally, the minimum required slab depth per aci for a one way slab (assuming that the clear span is 16 feet between supporting walls) with astm a615 gr. The dead load of 12 tons really isn't that much spread over that 5m x 3m area, about 151 lbs/sqft. Such a load will be approximately 72,000# spread across four axles (one a tag axle). Concrete is about 5 thick with a wooden floor over the slab which the wine sits on.

First, the op must obtain the services of a licensed professional engineer, preferably a structural engineer, and a certified testing agency which will conduct field and/or laboratory. 1) concrete compressive strength in pounds per square inch (psi) as determined by the windsor probe method. As far as the op's engineers advice i think he is way off as well. Such a load will be approximately 72,000# spread across four axles (one a tag axle).

However, It Isn't Really Spread But Applied As 8 Point Loads, Each At A Bearing Leg.

Such a load will be approximately 72,000# spread across four axles (one a tag axle). This building is located in japan so i don't know the code specs or if it is reinforced rebar, (sp). Due to the two (3) 'independent layers' above, the slab becomes an additional layer under a second plenum space. Current total weight is about 30,000lbs over 625 sqft.

I Would Recommend No Less Than 6 Strategically Placed Tests.

Add in the live loads and vibrations you could end up knocking a hole in the concrete surface under some of the leg contact points. To be honest my books say the 3 thick slab weighs around 35# per sq foot alone. The slab is more free to flex independently. Concrete is about 5 thick with a wooden floor over the slab which the wine sits on.

Well In Tia 942 The Allowable Distributed Load On The Floor Must Be With In 150Lbf/Sqft I Have A Room Of Dimension 30X24 Ft And Total Weight On The Floor Is And Total Load On Its Floor Is 20680Lbf.

Additionally, the minimum required slab depth per aci for a one way slab (assuming that the clear span is 16 feet between supporting walls) with astm a615 gr. This would be similar to a footing except that it is poured on top of an existing slab and sometimes connected to it using steel dowels. But it will be costly to verify the reserve live load carrying capacity of the floor slab, any bearing walls, supporting r/c beams and girders, and r/c columns. The heaviest load that i ever anticipate will be cement trucks filled with concrete.

If We Calculate The Load/Sq.ft Then It Would Be 28.7 Lbf/Sqft It Is Fine And With In The Limit But I Do Not Know What Would Be The Limit For The Point/Concentrated Load On The Floor And.

First, the op must obtain the services of a licensed professional engineer, preferably a structural engineer, and a certified testing agency which will conduct field and/or laboratory. 40# per sq foot for a 3 inch thick reinforced concrete slab with corrugated steel underlayment on 24 spaced structural members seems way low. In the mechanical room of a building, the floor may be a concrete grade slab, but the mechanical engineer wants his pumps raised 4 above the floor, so he asks for a concrete pad under the pump. The maximum width of any vehicle crossing the bridge will be 8' 6.

Well in tia 942 the allowable distributed load on the floor must be with in 150lbf/sqft i have a room of dimension 30x24 ft and total weight on the floor is and total load on its floor is 20680lbf. Additionally, the minimum required slab depth per aci for a one way slab (assuming that the clear span is 16 feet between supporting walls) with astm a615 gr. The maximum width of any vehicle crossing the bridge will be 8' 6. Add in the live loads and vibrations you could end up knocking a hole in the concrete surface under some of the leg contact points. This building is located in japan so i don't know the code specs or if it is reinforced rebar, (sp).