DESIGN AIDS Table A.1_ Properties of deformed reinforcing bars able Nominal dimensions “Mass per unit | Diameter (mm) Area (mm?) Perimeter (mm) __length (kg/ n 100 16 200 20 300 25 500 30 700 36 1000 “4 1500 56 2500 Table A.2 Concrete cover requirements Fara, Exposure condition (see Table 2.1) SA,S2 + Cast against and permanently exposed toearth 15mm 75.mm ‘Beams, girders, columns, and piles 40mm 60mm Slabs, walls, joists, sells, and folded plates 40mm 60 mm Ratio of cover to nominal bar diameter 1 18 2 Ratio of cover fo nominal maximum aggregate size L 1s 2 (Source: (Sk 23.1-04 Table 17, reproduced with permission bythe Canadian Standards Assocation) Table A.3 Thickness below which deflections must be computed for nonprestressed beams or one-way slabs not supporting or attached to partitions or other construction likely to be damaged by large deftections ‘Minimum thickness, ‘Oneend Both ends continuous Cantilever ba 2s be 18 a Solid one-way slabs Beams or ribbed one-way slabs ote The values speed his table shall be wed deci for members with normal-dnsty concrete where ¥y.> 2150 kg/m? and the enforcement is Grade 400. For other condition, the values shall be modifi as flows: 4) forstuctual low-density concrete and stractutalsemilow-density concrete, the vals shal be multiplied by (2.65 ~ 0.0003), but not es than 1.0, where, the density io lograms pe euble weve; aod orf, other than 400 MPa, the values shall be multiplied by (0.4 + 5/670) (Source! CSA A23.3-06 Table 9.2, reproduced wth permission by the Canadian Standards Assocation) (Sou