Manual for the design of reinforced concrete Page 36: Fig 6 Stress diagram 0.87fyAs should read 0.

95fyAs

structures (2nd edition) – errata slip Page 47: Table 19 should read as below

Page 30: Table 9 should read as below

Table 19 Design ultimate bending moments and shear forces for beams
Table 9 Ultimate bending moment and shear force in one-way spanning
slabs
At outer Near At first At middle of At interior
support middle of interior interior supports
End support/slab connection At first Middle of Interior end span support spans
interior interior supports
Simple Continuous support spans Moment 0 0.09 Fl -0.11 Fl 0.07 Fl -0.08 Fl

At outer Near At outer Near Shear 0.45F – 0.6F – 0.55 F

support middle of support middle of
end span end span
where l is the effective span and F = 1.4 Gk + 1.6 Qk

Moment 0 0.086Fl - 0.04Fl 0.075Fl - 0.086Fl 0.063Fl - 0.063Fl

Shear 0.4F – 0.46F – 0.6F – 0.5F Page 49: Fig 12 Stress diagram 0.87fyAs should read 0.95fyAs
where F is the total design ultimate load (1.4Gk + 1.6Qk) for each span and l is the effective span

Page 31: Table 11 should read as below

End support/slab connection

Table 11 Ultimate bending moment and shear force in flat slabs

End support/slab connection At first Middle of Interior

interior interior supports
support spans
Simple Continuous

At outer Near At outer Near

support middle of support middle of
end span end span

Moment 0 0.086Fl - 0.04Fl* 0.075Fl † - 0.086Fl 0.063Fl - 0.063Fl

Shear 0.4F – 0.46F – 0.6F – 0.5F

Total 0.04Fl – – – 0.022Fl – 0.022Fl

column
moments

where F is the total design ultimate load on a panel bounded by four columns and l is the effective span.
Note: The moments at supports taken from this table may be reduced by 0.015 Fhc
Allowance has been made for 20% redistribution as allowed in BS 8110 1.
*These moments may have to be reduced to be consistent with the capacity to transfer moments to the columns. The midspan
moments † must then be increased correspondingly.

Rev 1 dated 7 April 2003 Rev 1 dated 7 April 2003