Design of Two-way Slab by Coefficient Method

There are several methods by which two-way slabs can be designed. All methods are viable provided that the safety and serviceability of the element is within the acceptable limits. The coefficient method may be the simplest, easiest, quickest approach for the design of two-way slab supported by edge beam on all slab sides. This method was provided in American Concrete Institute (ACI) in 1963 to design two-way slabs carried by steel beams, deep beam, or walls. Nonetheless, the coefficient method is not included in the current edition of ACI code. This is because it is considered to be too conservative

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Difficulties in Soil Stabilization for Road Construction

Soil stabilization is the method of improving soil properties by adding suitable stabilizers to it. It is very important to achieve required strength to the soil especially for road construction projects. But there are so many difficulties to face while stabilizing soil for pavement construction and the main aspects behind these difficulties are explained in […]

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