Structural Engineering Handbook 04 Structural Concrete Design.pdf

Grider, A.; Ramirez, . and Yun, . “Structural Concrete Design”
Structural Engineering Handbook
Ed. Chen Wai-Fah
Boca Raton: CRC Press LLC, 1999
StructuralConcreteDesign1
PropertiesofConcreteandReinforcingSteel
PropertiesofConcrete • LightweightConcrete • Heavyweight
Concrete • High-StrengthConcrete • ReinforcingSteel
ProportioningandMixingConcrete
ProportioningConcreteMix • Admixtures • Mixing
FlexuralDesignofBeamsandOne-WaySlabs
ReinforcedConcreteStrengthDesign • PrestressedConcrete
StrengthDesign
ColumnsunderBendingandAxialLoad
entricity • ShortColumns
underAxialLoadandBending • SlendernessEffects • Columns
underAxialLoadandBiaxialBending
ShearandTorsion
ReinforcedConcreteBeamsandOne-WaySlabsStrength
Design • PrestressedConcreteBeamsandOne-WaySlabs
StrengthDesign
DevelopmentofReinforcement
DevelopmentofBarsinTension • DevelopmentofBarsin
Compression • DevelopmentofHooksinTension • Splices,
BundledBars,andWebReinforcement
Two-WaySystems
Definition • DesignProcedures • MinimumSlabThickness
andReinforcement • DirectDesignMethod • Equivalent
FrameMethod • Detailing
Frames
AnalysisofFrames • DesignforSeismicLoading
BracketsandCorbels

TypesofFootings• DesignConsiderations • WallFootings •
AmyGriderand ••
Single-binedFootings Two-
ColumnFootings • Strip,Grid,andMatFoundations • Foot-
SchoolofCivilEngineering,
ingsonPiles
PurdueUniversity,
WestLafayette,IN
Panel,Curtain,andBearingWalls • BasementWalls • Partition
•
YoungMookYun Walls ShearsWalls
DepartmentofCivilEngineering,
NationalUniversity, References
Taegu,SouthKorea FurtherReading
1ThematerialinthischapterwaspreviouslypublishedbyCRCPressinTheCivilEngineeringHandbook,,Ed.,
1995.
c 1999byCRCPressLLC
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