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INTROdUCTION

Sitecast Structure Bay Cast-in-place concrete systems were developed before pre-cast concrete and steel systems became a viable option. Many new technolozation

of

finishing,

have

kept

30’-0”

fundamentals

gies, such as re-usable formwork and mechanisitecast

construction a favorable option. Construction time is much longer due to the assembly of formwork and reinforcing bars. This type

of

system

must

be

constructed

floor-by-floor. Two sitecast systems commonly used for parking garages are a Two-Way Flat Slab with Drop

types

Panels and a One-Way Joist Slab.

Two Way Slab with Drop Panels

15’-0”

Requires no beams and is heavily reinforced. The typical slab depth is between 5 to 12 inches which minimizes floor-to-floor height. Drop panels are used to thicken the concrete in order to spans.

However this system requires a large

amount of columns.

1.1

1.2

8’-0” 18”

SOURCES

PLANNING AND DESIGN

resist high shear forces which allows for longer

30’-0”

15’-0”


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