Structural · S-7426V

Typical Concrete Slab Strip at Steel Beam and Shaft Wall

Materials

Steel Timber / Wood

Elements

Beams Walls Floors / Slabs Arches

Connections

Shear Stud / Composite

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A slab strip frames into a steel beam adjacent to a shaft wall at the concourse level of 116 feet and zero inches. A concrete slab reinforced with three continuous number five bars and number four bars spaced at twelve inches on center ties into a continuous three-eighths-inch bent plate. Additional shear transfer is provided by two three-quarter-inch diameter by four-and-one-half-inch headed studs spaced at twelve inches on center welded to the beam flange. A continuous three-eighths-inch plate is welded with one-quarter-inch fillet welds, specified with varying spacings such as four to twelve on top and bottom and six to twelve on near side and far side, continuing twelve inches at each end. The supporting steel beam is positioned adjacent to an architectural shaft wall.

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