CONCRETE
STRUCTURE
BY:
Azwan Bin Yahaya
Muhammad Daud Bin Yusof
Mohd Arif Ihsan Bin Azman
Muhamad zakaria Bin Osman
DEFINITION OF REINFORCED
CONCRETE

Reinforced concrete is concrete in which
 reinforcing bars or other types of
 reinforcement have been integrated to
 improve one or more properties of the
 concrete.
TYPE OF CONCRETE
STRUCTURE
 sub structure
     Basement
     Foundation
     Ground beam
     Floor

 Super structure
     Column
     Wall
     Flat Roof
     Staircase
Sub-structure : Basement
                   A storey with a
                   floor which is
                   more than 1.2m
                   below the
                   highest level of
                   ground
                   adjacent to the
                   outside wall.
Sub-structure : Foundation
 Shallow foundation
   Pad
   Strip
   Raft


 Pile foundation
   Friction pile
   End bearing pile
Shallow Foundation : Pad
Shallow Foundation : Strip
Shallow Foundation : Raft
Pile Foundation : Friction Pile
Pile Foundation : End Bearing
Pile
Sub-structure : Floor
 Type of flooring system
   One-way spanning slab
   Two-way spanning slab
     Flat plate floor
     Flat slab floor
     Waffle slab floor
Floor : One Way Spanning Slab
Floor : Two Way Spanning Slab
Floor : Two Way Spanning Slab
Flat plate floor
Floor : Two Way Spanning Slab
Flat slab floor
Floor : Two Way Spanning Slab
Waffle slab floor
Sub-structure : Ground Beam
Super-structure : Column
Super-structure : Wall
Super Structure : Flat Roof
 Defined as covering provided over the top of a building.
Super Structure : Staircase
CONCLUSION
 Concrete is a flexible material that has been used in
  construction.
 With the addition of other material like reinforcement bar, it
  become the toughest material than others like timber and
  steel.
REFERENCE
 Newby F., Early Reinforced Concrete, Ashgate
  Variorum, 2001.
 Construction Material
 Lecturer note, Mr. Jamal.

Concrete structure