Lecture

Structural Art II: Equivalent Span Factors

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This lecture covers the concept of equivalent span factors for different types of slabs, including supported, cantilever, and simply supported slabs. It discusses the pre-dimensioning of slabs based on these factors, as well as the criteria for designing slabs under service and ultimate limit states. The lecture also explores the permissible slenderness ratio for buildings and the design considerations for concrete slabs.

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