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MEP-Technical Manual CDN 0408.qxd - Hambro

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JOIST DEPTH SELECTION TABLES<br />

7. JOIST DEPTH SELECTION TABLES<br />

IMPERIAL<br />

7.1 GENERAL INFORMATION<br />

7.1.1 JOIST DEPTH SELECTION TABLES<br />

The following load tables give the optimized depth and the<br />

minimum depth for a specific span and a specific load<br />

following a certain slab thickness. Values indicated present<br />

a uniform load on all the length with a regular spacing and<br />

a f’ c = 3000 psi. The regular spacing is 4’-1 1 /4” for D500TM (H Series), 4’-2 5 /8” for DTC (LH Series) and 4’-0” for<br />

MD2000 ®.<br />

The tables have been done for three types of loading with<br />

different thickness of concrete. The three types are residential<br />

(live load = 40 psf), office (live load = 50 psf) and<br />

corridor or lobby (live load = 100 psf). These three types<br />

are used in the tables as example. Any others types of<br />

loading can be used for the <strong>Hambro</strong> design.<br />

The tables have been created with a certain super-imposed<br />

dead load. Even if your superimposed dead load is a little<br />

bit different, the optimal depth and the minimum depth in<br />

the table will be right.<br />

7.1.2 DEFLECTION CRITERIA<br />

For all cases presented in the tables, deflection for live load<br />

does not exceed L / 360.<br />

7.1.3 JOIST IDENTIFICATION<br />

The load tables are provided to aid engineers in selecting<br />

the most optimal depth of joist for a particular slab thickness<br />

and a specific loading.<br />

The engineer should specify the joist depth, slab thickness,<br />

the design loads, dead, live and total together with special<br />

point loads and line loads where applicable. Canam will<br />

provide composite joists designed to specially meet these<br />

requirements.<br />

7.1.4 JOIST DESIGNATION<br />

The joist designation should simply be the joist depth<br />

followed by the total allowable service load and live load in<br />

pounds per linear foot applied on the joist.<br />

Example: H10-493/205 for <strong>Hambro</strong> D500<br />

Example: LH24-493/205 for <strong>Hambro</strong> DTC<br />

Example: MDH10-493/205 for <strong>Hambro</strong> MD2000<br />

7.1.5 EXAMPLE<br />

Find the optimal depth and the minimum depth for the<br />

following office project with <strong>Hambro</strong> D500 (H Series).<br />

Span: 32’-0”<br />

Slab thickness: 4”<br />

Joist spacing: 4’-1 1 /4”<br />

Concrete strength: 3 000 psi<br />

Yield point of steel: 55 ksi<br />

Concrete density: 145 lb./ft. 3<br />

Dead load: 77 psf<br />

Joist: 2.5 psf<br />

Concrete: 48.5 psf<br />

Mechanical: 3.0 psf<br />

Ceiling (1/2”): 3.0 psf<br />

Partition: 20 psf<br />

TOTAL: = 77 psf<br />

Live load<br />

According to NBC: 50 psf<br />

Solution:<br />

From tables, find slab thickness = 4” with a span = 32’-0”<br />

In the table, with dead load = 77 psf and live load = 50 psf,<br />

we find:<br />

Optimal depth = H20<br />

Minimum depth = H14<br />

Then:<br />

H20 means depth = 20”<br />

H14 means depth = 14”<br />

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