This
construction video tutorial provides the demonstration Peikko DSA Punching
Reinforcement. It belongs to a Transverse Reinforcement System for
Cast-in-Place Concrete. It is specifically designed to improve the strength of
punching shear concerning elevated concrete slabs and slabs on grade devoid of
raising their thickness.
DSA rails
consist of steel double-headed DSA Studs welded to a steel shape. The steel
shape ensures the exact spacing and placing of the studs throughout their set
up in concrete as per ASTM-A1044 standard. It should be used for both top and
bottom installation.
Peikko DSA Punching
Reinforcement offers an easy and consistent solution toward punching and shear
failure which may happen in elevated concrete slabs, slabs on grade and footings.
If DSA
Punching Reinforcement is applied in elevated slabs like reinforced concrete
slabs or post-tensioned slabs, DSA Punching Reinforcement system disregards the
requirement for column capitals. Therefore, forming and concrete costs are
minimized significantly.
DSA reinforced cast-in-place
elevated slabs are designed slimmer to minimize the entire construction height.
It leads to huge savings in construction and running costs. The DSA system also
provides a ceiling with uninterrupted clearance facilitating adaptability and
simplicity of planning and installation of building services.
The
fabrication process for DSA studs is done with low carbon steel grades C1010
through C1020. DSA Punching Reinforcement system adheres to the standard
speciļ¬cation for steel stud assemblies for the shear reinforcement of concrete
ASTM A-1044. It should be designed according to ACI 318-14 and CSA A23.3-14
which make it relevant in North America and Middle East.
Punching
Reinforcement systems are also employed in foundations to curtail the thickness
of footings, pile caps and slabs on grade. Other applications range from DSA
rails are utilized as shear reinforcement in beams, walls and other concrete
elements.
To get more
information, click on the following link. www.peikkousa.com
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Published By
Rajib Dey
www.constructioncost.co
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