Mar 19, 2008 #1 twinnell Structural Joined Jan 20, 2005 Messages 212 Location US Can someone explain to me what a Mild Reinforced Slab is? As apposed to just a Reinforced Slab. Why add "mild"? Where can I find the definition? ACI? Could not find the word mild in ACI 318-05.
Can someone explain to me what a Mild Reinforced Slab is? As apposed to just a Reinforced Slab. Why add "mild"? Where can I find the definition? ACI? Could not find the word mild in ACI 318-05.
Mar 19, 2008 #2 StephenA Civil/Environmental Joined Nov 20, 2003 Messages 283 Location US In the UK it would refer to the use of mild steel instead of High Tensile steel reinforcement. Stephen Argles Land & Marine http://www.landandmarine.com Upvote 0 Downvote
In the UK it would refer to the use of mild steel instead of High Tensile steel reinforcement. Stephen Argles Land & Marine http://www.landandmarine.com
Mar 19, 2008 #3 JAE Structural Joined Jun 27, 2000 Messages 15,715 Location US In the US "mild" refers to basic bar reinforced concrete as opposed to prestressing strands. Upvote 0 Downvote
Mar 19, 2008 Thread starter #4 twinnell Structural Joined Jan 20, 2005 Messages 212 Location US So in the UK, mild refers to 40 ksi steel and high strength is 60 ksi steel or the SI equivalent. In the US, mild is 60 ksi. Where is this documented? Upvote 0 Downvote
So in the UK, mild refers to 40 ksi steel and high strength is 60 ksi steel or the SI equivalent. In the US, mild is 60 ksi. Where is this documented?
Mar 19, 2008 #5 JAE Structural Joined Jun 27, 2000 Messages 15,715 Location US No documentation - just the cultural lingo used here in the US. Upvote 0 Downvote
Mar 25, 2008 #6 faromic80 Structural Joined Feb 14, 2008 Messages 80 Location US We use the term mild reinforcing to refer to deformed reinforcing bars in post-tensioned slabs. Upvote 0 Downvote