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The document provides details on the design of a residential building with a plan area of 190 sqm and built up area of 103 sqm. It includes the design of the building's footing with a size of 1100x1100 mm, beams with reinforcement of 4-12mmø bars at supports and 3-12mmø bars at mid spans, short axially loaded columns with 4-16mmø reinforcement, and a two-way 200mm thick slab with x-direction reinforcement of 12mmø bars at 300mm centers and y-direction reinforcement of 8mmø bars at 300mm centers. Design specifications including loads, material properties, and code compliance are also included.
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- 1. PRESENTION ON DESIGN OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
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- 4. DESIGN OF FOOTING •AXIAL LOAD =856KN. •FACTORED LOAD=1284 (F.S=1.5). •SIZE OF COLUMN=200X400. •SIZE OF FOOTING=1100X1100. •SBC=500KN/M2 (ASSUMED). •Fck=20N/MM2. •Fy=415N/MM2. •GRADE OF CONCRETE=M20. •D=450 ; d=400.
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