Structural · S-CHYXB

Typical Concrete Reinforcing at Slab and Wall Intersections

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Walls Floors / Slabs Expansion / Control Joints Reinforcing

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Concrete reinforcing arrangements at structural slab and wall intersections, including multiple junction configurations such as slab-to-wall joints and continuous keyways. The assembly incorporates continuous reinforcing bars, top and bottom slab reinforcement sized at number five bars spaced at sixteen inches on center, and vertical wall reinforcement with specified lap lengths and alternate hooks where possible. A continuous three-and-a-half-inch by one-and-a-half-inch keyway, one and a half inches deep, is provided at construction joints. Additional tension bars match vertical wall reinforcement unless noted otherwise, with two number five bars placed below the intersection. The structure must be kept shored until both the slab and wall have reached their twenty-eight-day design strength.

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