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Steel forms or decks are usually attached to the joists by welding and concrete slabs are poured on top. This is one of the lightest types of concrete floors. For structures with light loading, this type is economical. A sketch of an open-web joist floor is shown in Fig. 3 2.2.2. One-way and two-way reinforced concrete slabs.
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