RCC - DESIGN OF COLUMN, FOOTING, ONE-WAY & TWO-WAY SLAB

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Introduction:

Hello there ! In this article I am going to present you the manual procedure for the Design of different structural components of an RCC Building, i.e., Column, Footing, Slabs - One-way & Two-way. All the design procedures adopted here are as per IS(Indian Standard) Code - 456:2000. 

     I have also provided the videos links, for the same problems with explanation. So, carryon. Good luck. If any doubts arise, please comment. 

Thank you

1. DESIGN OF COLUMN:


2. DESIGN OF FOOTING (PART-1):


DESIGN PROBLEMS PDF:

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