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Typical Concrete Reinforcing at Intersection of Slabs and Walls

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Concrete reinforcement details for various conditions at the intersection of slabs and walls are provided, along with a typical cast-in-place concrete sump pit. The sump pit detail consists of a two-foot by two-foot pit cast into the slab on grade, featuring galvanized steel grating supported by a perimeter angle frame with welded studs, and reinforced with reinforcing bars in each direction. The slab and wall intersections include continuous slab top and bottom bars, vertical wall reinforcement matching tension bars, keyed construction joints, and lap splice lengths. Shoring notes specify that the slab and wall must remain shored until both have reached twenty-eight day design strength.

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