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Hollowcore    t   e   c    h   n    i   c   a    l    d   a    t   a Prestressed February 2008 Concrete Flooring Systems’ prestres sed hollowcore is an extruded concrete element with continuous voids provided to reduce the self weight and provide an efcient structural section. THE BENEFITS OF HOLLOWCORE FLOORS Rapid Construction Hollowcore slabs are cut to lengths to suit the building design before leaving the factory, resulting in safe and speedy construction and reduced cost. Working Deck Hollowcore slabs provide an immediate working deck for other trades once grouted. Long Span Hollowcore slabs achieve long spans, resulting in exible open space with fewer beams, walls and supporting columns. No Formwork or Propping Expensive formwork and temporary props are eliminated. High Load Capacity Hollowcore oors can support the heavy loads required in most factories, warehouses and storage buildings Fire Resistance All slabs have a 1 hour re resistance. This can however be enhanced up to 4 hours. Holes for Services Holes can be preformed to accomodate services, dependant on size and location. For further details contact our technical department. Section proles and depths A typical example of our section prole is detailed below . Concrete Flooring Systems' slab range from 150mm to 300mm Structural Performance A general guide on performance characte ristics can be seen in the table below All Hollowcore oor slabs are designed in accordance with BS8110:(1997) The Structural Use of Concrete Hollowcore slabs are designed to have effective shear key joints between adjacent slabs such that when grouted the individual slabs become a system that behaves similarly to a monolithic slab. Self Weight (kN/m 2 )  2.5kN/m 2 3.0kN/m 2 3.6kN/m 2 4.1kN/m 2 Unit Depth (mm)  150 200 250 300 3.0kN/m 2 6.50 8.00 9.80 11.50 4.0kN/m 2 6.00 7.80 9.30 10.80 5.0kN/m 2 5.70 7.40 8.80 10.30 7.5kN/m 2 5.00 6.50 7.80 8.80 1.5kN/m 2 6.50 8.00 10.60 12.00 10.0kN/m 2 4.50 5.80 7.20 8.00 Applied Load (kN/m 2 )/Limiting Clear Span (m) Prestressed Hollowcore slabs will exhibit an upward camber, the degree of which will depend upon the span and amount of prestressing force applied. Due allowance must be made for this in determining nishes and overall oor thicknesses. Diaphragm action is sometimes required from a oor slab in order to transmit horizontal force to the primary supporting structure. Hollowcore slabs may be used efciently to produce a diaphragm either with or without a composite structural topping. Various connection details are available to provide the interaction between the oor and primary structure N.B. 1. It is assumed that units have 100mm end bearing - For spans greater than 9m increased bearing is recommended. 2. No allowance has been made for loading other than that specied. 3. No allowance has been made for service openings. Concrete Flooring Systems Ltd Gortgonis Road, Coalisland BT71 4QF Tel: 028 8774 0326 Fax 028 8774 7193 e: sales@concre teooringsyst ems.co.uk www.concretefooringsystems.co.uk

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Hollowcore

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Prestressed

February 2008

Concrete Flooring Systems’ prestressed hollowcore is an extruded concrete element with

continuous voids provided to reduce the self weight and provide an efcient structural

section.

THE BENEFITS OFHOLLOWCORE FLOORS

Rapid Construction

Hollowcore slabs are cut to lengthsto suit the building design before

leaving the factory, resulting in safeand speedy construction and reduced

cost.

Working DeckHollowcore slabs provide animmediate working deck for othertrades once grouted.

Long SpanHollowcore slabs achieve long spans,

resulting in exible open space withfewer beams, walls and supportingcolumns.

No Formwork or ProppingExpensive formwork and temporary

props are eliminated.

High Load CapacityHollowcore oors can supportthe heavy loads required in mostfactories, warehouses and storage

buildings

Fire ResistanceAll slabs have a 1 hour re resistance.This can however be enhanced up to4 hours.

Holes for ServicesHoles can be preformed to

accomodate services, dependant onsize and location. For further detailscontact our technical department.

Section proles and depthsA typical example of our section prole is detailed below. Concrete FlooringSystems' slab range from 150mm to 300mm

Structural PerformanceA general guide on performance characteristics can be seen in the table below

All Hollowcore oor slabs are designed in accordance with BS8110:(1997) The Structural Use of Concrete 

Hollowcore slabs are designed to have effective shear key joints betweenadjacent slabs such that when grouted the individual slabs become a system that behaves similarly to a monolithic slab.

Self Weight(kN/m2) 

2.5kN/m2

3.0kN/m2

3.6kN/m2

4.1kN/m2

Unit Depth(mm) 

150

200

250

300

3.0kN/m2

6.50

8.00

9.80

11.50

4.0kN/m2

6.00

7.80

9.30

10.80

5.0kN/m2

5.70

7.40

8.80

10.30

7.5kN/m2

5.00

6.50

7.80

8.80

1.5kN/m2

6.50

8.00

10.60

12.00

10.0kN/m2

4.50

5.80

7.20

8.00

Applied Load (kN/m2)/Limiting Clear Span (m)

Prestressed Hollowcore slabs will exhibit an upward camber, the degree of whichwill depend upon the span and amount of prestressing force applied. Due allowance must be made for this in determiningnishes and overall oor thicknesses.

Diaphragm action is sometimes required from a oor slab in order to transmit horizontal force to the primary supportingstructure. Hollowcore slabs may be used efciently to produce a diaphragm either with or without a composite structural topping. Various connection detailsare available to provide the interactionbetween the oor and primary structure 

N.B.1. It is assumed that units have 100mm end bearing - For spans greater than 9m increased bearing is recommended.2. No allowance has been made for loadingother than that specied.

3. No allowance has been made for service openings.

Concrete Flooring Systems Ltd

Gortgonis Road, Coalisland BT71 4QFTel: 028 8774 0326 Fax 028 8774 7193e: [email protected]

www.concretefooringsystems.co.uk