The CivilWeb Slab Design Excel Sheet Suite is a suite of 5 spreadsheets for reinforced concrete slab design. The suite includes two design spreadsheets covering one way and two way spanning slabs, a spreadsheet for punching shear analysis and design and two structural analysis spreadsheets. Together this provides the designer with all the tools required for the design of any reinforced concrete slab in accordance with either BS EN 1992 or BS 8110.
Each spreadsheet includes unique design and analysis features including charts and graphs which allow the designer to complete a fully optimised concrete slab design in minutes, saving hours of detailed design work on every slab design. Each spreadsheet can be purchased separately but together the CivilWeb Slab Design Excel Sheet Suite offers a saving of 70%. The Suite can be purchased at the bottom of this page for only £30.
Alternatively why not purchase our best value bundle, the full Concrete Design Suite which includes all of our reinforced concrete design spreadsheets. Our best value design bundle can be purchased at the bottom of this page for only £50.
Reinforced Concrete Slab Design
Reinforced concrete slabs are very common in all types of buildings. Even steel framed buildings often include reinforced concrete slabs as they are cost effective and easy to connect to all types of buildings frames.
Note these floor slabs are slabs supported on beams or columns, not ground supported slabs. For design spreadsheets for all kinds of concrete roads and pavements please see our Concrete Road & Pavement Design section. For ground slabs acting as foundations please see our Raft Foundation Design page.
The design of reinforced concrete slabs can be a time consuming process. The designer must first complete the structural analysis of the frame and the proposed slab in order to calculate the maximum bending moments and shear forces. The CivilWeb Reinforced Concrete Slab Design Excel Sheet Suite includes two different methods of analysis, Beam Analysis for one way spanning slabs and Slab Analysis for two way spanning slabs and more complex arrangements.
After the forces acting on the slab have been determined, next the designer must determine the optimum thickness and reinforcement for the slab. This can be a time consuming iterative process as the two parameters are interlinked, altering the thickness of the slab will alter the amount of reinforcement required.
The CivilWeb Reinforced Concrete Slab Design Spreadsheet Suite includes two design spreadsheets, one spreadsheet for the design of simpler one way spanning slabs and a spreadsheet for the design of more complex two way spanning slab. Each spreadsheet includes unique design and analysis graphs and charts which show the designer exactly where the slab can be optimised, saving hours of iterative design steps.
CivilWeb Reinforced Concrete Slab Design Excel Sheet Suite
The CivilWeb Reinforced Concrete Slab Design Spreadsheet Suite includes the following spreadsheets;
One Way Deck Slab Design Excel Sheet
The CivilWeb One Way Deck Slab Design Excel Sheet can be used to design simple one way spanning concrete slabs. One way spanning slabs are continuously supported along two parallel sides, by concrete beams for example. This leads to simple loading conditions and the slab can be designed in a similar way to a simply supported concrete beam.
Two Way RCC Slab Design Excel Sheet
The CivilWeb Two Way RCC Slab Design Excel Sheet can be used to design more complex two way spanning concrete slabs. Two way spanning concrete slabs do not have two parallel supports. They usually include four column supports, one at each corner though more complex arrangements such as two columns and one beam can also be accommodated.
Beam Analysis Spreadsheet
One way spanning concrete slabs can be simply analysed using a beam analysis spreadsheet. The CIvilWeb Beam Analysis spreadsheets can analyse simply supported beams with one span or continuous beams with many spans. The results from this analysis can be taken straight into the CivilWeb One Way Flat Slab Design Excel Sheet for one way spanning concrete slab design.
Slab Analysis Spreadsheet
The CivilWeb Slab Analysis Spreadsheet can be used to analyse more complex slabs such as two way spanning slabs. This spreadsheet takes the supporting conditions and the applied loads and calculates the maximum bending moments, shear forces and support reactions. These can then be taken into the CivilWeb Two Way Reinforced Concrete Slab Design Excel Sheet for design of a two way spanning concrete slab.
Punching Shear Design Spreadsheet
The CivilWeb Punching Shear Design Spreadsheet can be used to check a concrete slab against punching shear. Punching shear can occur when a large load is concentrated into a small area on the slab. This is very common where slabs either support or are supported by columns or where heavy point loads are possible. The Punching Shear Reinforced Concrete Slab Design Spreadsheet can be used to analyse whether the slab resistance to punching shear loads is adequate and can be used to design any additional reinforcement required.
CivilWeb Reinforced Concrete Slab Design Excel Sheet Suite
The CivilWeb Slab Design Excel Sheet Suite is a powerful suite of slab design and analysis spreadsheets which together provide all the tools required for the design of reinforced concrete slabs. The spreadsheets can be used to complete a concrete slab design in accordance with either BS EN 1992 or BS 8110.
Buy the CivilWeb Reinforced Concrete Slab Design Excel Sheet Suite now for only £30, a saving of 70%.
Or why not buy our best value bundle, the full CivilWeb RCC Design Suite which includes all of our concrete design spreadsheets for only £50, a saving of over 80%.
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