360R-06 Design of Slabs-on-Ground


—Industrial slabs with post-tensioned



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Design of Slabs-on-Ground

9.6—Industrial slabs with post-tensioned 
reinforcement for structural support
9.6.1 Design methods—The thickness design methods
listed in 
Section 9.4.1 
can be used. These industrial floor
design methods allow for an accurate analysis of the effects
from the common load cases for warehouse slabs. Conven-
tional structural concrete design methods should be used
when the assumption of an uncracked section is not valid.
Also, the provisions of 
Section 9.5 
apply accordingly to
control cracking and to help determine the placement and
tendon layouts.
9.6.2 Safety factors—The use of multiple safety factors
should be avoided. The post-tensioning reinforcement
provides reserve capacities, and in no case should safety
factors greater than those for nonprestressed slabs be used.
Cracking under the concentrated load can be permissible for
prestressed slabs, and it can be taken into account by using
structural design requirements of ACI 318.
9.6.3 Subgrade friction reduction—Refer to 
Section 9.5.2
for the recommended range of friction coefficients. To fully
use the advantages of post-tensioning slabs, the strip lengths
or placement sizes should be as large as practical. For this
reason, subgrade friction reduction is desirable. For slabs,
one or two layers of polyethylene sheeting directly beneath
the slab are typically used. Curling can be reduced by perfo-
rated sheeting. A thin layer of sand choker under the slab can
also reduce the subgrade friction. It is difficult to place
concrete directly on the thin layer of sand. This should be
considered for thicker slabs only and with special care
during concrete placement.
9.6.4 Joint requirements—There are no joints in post-
tensioned slabs besides the construction joints surrounding
the section being placed. There is no need for sawcut
contraction joints. As the lengths between the joints are long
and the shortening of the slabs should not be restricted, a few
considerations should be noted.

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