板中的受力钢筋和分布钢筋（The stress bars and the distributed reinforcement in the plate）.doc

板中的受力钢筋和分布钢筋（The stress bars and the distributed reinforcement in the plate） The stress bars and the distributed reinforcement in the plate If it is simply supported plate, the lower part of the plate is pulled; the stress bar in the plate is lower; the reinforcing bar is distributed; if it is a cantilever plate, the upper part of the plate is pulled; the stress bar on the plate is distributed; the reinforcing bar is distributed below. Distributed reinforcement In the roof flange and one-way slabs and beams, reinforcement stress perpendicular to the direction of beam or plate on. Its role is to load on the beam or plate on a more uniform to workingreinforcement, at the same time in the construction of the main reinforcement binding or a fixed spot position, and resistance to temperature stress and shrinkage stress of concrete. plate Plate reinforcement provisions: reinforced concrete slab is a flexural component, according to its role is divided into: the bottom of the stress bar, the upper negative reinforcement, the distribution of tendons. I. tendons Mainly used to bear tension. The stress bars of the cantilever plate and the basement floor are arranged on the upper part of the plate. When the plate is supported at both ends of the plate, the bottom reinforced parallel span arrangement; when the plate is around the edge of the support and the ratio of the length of more than 2, in unidirectional force, called one-way plate, the bottom reinforcement parallel to the short side direction; when the plate is around and the ratio of its support the edge length is less than or equal to 2, plate is a two-way force called two-way slab, the bottom two directions are reinforced. 1, in the plate force steel commonly used diameter: plate thickness h100mm for 6~8mmm; h=100~150mm for 8~12mm; h150mm for 12~16mm; use cast-in-place plate stress steel bar should not be less than 6mm, precast plate should not be less than 4mm. 2, by force of steel plate spacing, generally not less t