Precast monolithic coating of an industrial building based on variable-height beam-slabs

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We consider the coatings of single-story industrial buildings of frame type, which in a typical solution are made in the form of a flooring of ribbed plates on rafters, trusses or arches. There is a high complexity of manufacturing, transportation and installation of structures and a large height of the coating. We offer truss beams-slabs of box-shaped cross-section, the height of which varies stepwise along the length, being limited by a square parabola at the top. Beams are installed on the substructure structures in a row, and between them on a permanent formwork of wooden boards are arranged monolithic sections of the plate. The calculation of deformations is performed taking into account the inelastic deformation of concrete and rebar in accordance with the recommended norms of state diagrams: three-line for concrete and two-line for rebar. The results of the calculation of a beam-plate with a span of 30 m, which has 5 different stages, the height of which is selected so that the required cross-section of the reinforcement remains constant along the entire length of the structure.

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Lisyatnikov, M. S., Shishov, I. I., Sergeev, M. S., & Hisham, E. (2020). Precast monolithic coating of an industrial building based on variable-height beam-slabs. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 896). IOP Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/896/1/012064

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