Engineer's Spec Had Rebar, Wire Mesh, Fibermesh For Different Areas?
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2024
- In this video, we'll discuss an engineer's specifications for pouring concrete, including the use of rebar, wire mesh, and fiber mesh in different areas. Whether you're pouring a concrete floor or constructing a garage, understanding these requirements will ensure a strong and durable final product. Find out how to properly prepare and reinforce your concrete in this informative video!
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We're pouring in 4 different areas for this job today. The engineer spec'd different reinforcement for each area.
The house floor has 6 mil poly and fiber mesh in the concrete. The garage floor has 2" styrofoam, 6 mil poly, and a mat of rebar in the floor. The tiny garage area has 2" styrofoam, 6 mil poly, and wire mesh in the floor. All different types of reinforcement on the same pour.
Do you think the engineer's specifications make sense on this house and garage floor pours?
What would you have done differently, if anything?
The garage floor was also 6 inches thick VS 4 inches thick for the house and tiny garage.
Comment with your thoughts.
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3200 sq ft is a fair size of a footprint , nice to see an engineer spec whats needed zone by zone instead of a one size fits all approach.
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My guess on the various slab specs is that the engineer created "Zones" and set the specs with computer design software based on the anticipated loads in each area. You should get used to this approach as it optimizes materials and labour. There is no logical reason that every area has to be the same spec. You may not notice big savings on an individual house, but on a large building or a whole subdivision, the savings from this approach can quickly add up.
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Do one put the rebar at the bottom of the slab or in the middle of the concrete?
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