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Difference between One Way Slab And Two Way Slab
One Way Slab |
Two Way Slab |
The ratio of longer span to shorter span is more than or equal to 2. |
The ratio of longer span to shorter span is not more than 2. |
Main reinforcement is required and provided in only one direction for one way slab. |
Main reinforcement is required and provided in both directions for two way slab. |
Bending occurs in one direction. |
Bending occurs in both directions. |
One-way slab is supported by beams in simply two sides. |
Two-Way Slab is supported by beams in all four sides. |
Depth required is more. |
Depth required is less. |
Load distribution pattern in one-way slab is in one direction for shorter span. |
Load distribution pattern in two-way slab is in four sides. |
In one-way slab, main steel is provided in one span. |
In two-way slab, main steel is provided in both span. |
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