Structural · S-8J3CA

Typical Concrete Reinforcing at Intersection of Slabs and Walls

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Walls Floors / Slabs Expansion / Control Joints Reinforcing

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Concrete reinforcing at the intersection of slabs and walls consists of top and bottom slab bars, vertical wall reinforcing, and continuous tension bars. A continuous keyway is provided at the joint with dimensions noted as three and a half inches by one and a half inches deep. Additional reinforcing includes two number five bars as noted, alternate hooks where possible, and specified lap lengths such as Lsb or one foot six inches minimum. The assembly requires that the slab and wall remain shored until both have reached twenty-eight day design strength.

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