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Floor Deck Transition with Concrete Curb at Steel Beam

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Floors / Slabs Decks Arches Site / Paving

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A floor deck transition occurs over a steel beam supporting an eight-inch concrete curb where required. The assembly consists of concrete poured over a metal floor deck bearing on a structural steel beam, with three-eighths by three-inch stiffener plates welded to both sides of the beam at four feet on center and six inches from the ends. A three-eighths by six-inch wide top plate or equivalent wide-flange shape ties the connection, welded with quarter-inch fillet welds on three sides typical and top and bottom twelve-inch welds. The concrete curb features two continuous number four top and bottom reinforcing bars, supplemented by number four bent bars at twelve inches on center with a twelve-inch horizontal leg. Additional number four reinforcing bars run continuous and spaced at twelve inches on center through the deck slab.

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