difference between one way and two way slab?

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One-way slabs are supported on two opposite sides, while two-way slabs are supported on all four sides.

One-way slabs are designed to transfer the load in one direction only, typically along the shorter span.
Two-way slabs are designed to transfer the load in both directions, along both the shorter and longer spans.
One-way slabs are more economical for smaller spans and lighter loads.
Two-way slabs are more suitable for larger spans and heavier loads.
One-way slabs require less reinforcement compared to two-way slabs.
Examples of one-way slabs include slabs supported on beams or walls, while examples of two-way slabs include flat slabs or waffle slabs.

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One way slab it's contains length is greater and width is shorter.
Two way slab it's contains width is greater and length is shorter.

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In one way slab, the slabs are supported by the beams on the two opposite sides. In two way slab, the slabs are supported on all the four sides. 2. ... In one way slab, the ratio of Longer span to shorter span is equal or greater than 2.

difference between one way and two way slab?

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