Posted On: Dec 22, 2020
In reinforced concrete construction, the slab is widely used in forming floors and roofs. A slab has a smaller depth in comparison to its span and width. A slab is supported by a masonry wall, column, or beam. The differences between one way and two-way slab are:
One-way slab | Two-way slab |
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In a one-way slab, support is given by a beam on two opposite sides of the slab. | In this, support is given by beam to all the four sides of the slab. |
For one-way slabs, the main reinforcement is provided along one direction only | For one-way slabs, the main reinforcement is provided along both directions. |
The ratio of longer span to smaller span is greater than or equal to 2. | The ratio of longer span to smaller span is less than 2. |
In this, a slab can bend only in one direction i.e. along in a shorter span. | In this, a slab can bend only in both directions. |
Loads can be carried along one direction only. | Loads can be carried along with both the directions. |
Chajjas and verandahs are an example of One-way slabs. | It can be seen in big companies where it is used to construct floors. |
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