Structural · S-H63KM

Typical Concrete Beam Reinforcing Elevation

Materials

Concrete

Elements

Beams Floors / Slabs Reinforcing

Connections

Rebar Splice / Development

About this detail

This structural drawing shows the typical beam reinforcing elevation for continuous concrete beams across end spans and interior spans. Top bars, bottom bars, and stirrups are detailed with specific development lengths, splice lengths, and cutoff points relative to clear span lengths such as L1, L2, and L3. Additional top bars and dowels match the largest area of bottom bars per the concrete beam schedule. At cantilever beams, top bars, continuous bottom bars, and stirrups extend to the end of the cantilever. Standard hooks are provided where top bars terminate at continuing slabs, while top beam bars extend into adjacent slabs where direct extension is not possible.

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