Concrete structures : Eurocode EC2 and BS 8110 compared
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Concrete structures : Eurocode EC2 and BS 8110 compared
（Concrete design and construction series）
Longman Scientific & Technical, 1994
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Concrete structures : Eurocode EC2 & BS 8110 compared
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 149) and index
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Description
Concrete Structures: Eurocode EC2 and BS 8110 Compared provides a comprehensive comparison of EC2 provisions against BS 8110 methods on all major aspects of the code. It introduces each section with a general discussion of the treatment of the topic and enables designers to familiarize themselves with the new code, to gain confidence in its use and so inform the new standard. This book will prove a vital reference tool for designers in reinforced and prestressed concrete who have experience of current UK codes of practice. It will also provide essential reading for advanced undergraduate and postgraduate civil engineering students and for those involved in teaching structural concrete design.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Basis of design: symbols
- relevant chapters (sections) in the codes
- general
- loads, load combinations and partial safety factors
- partial safety factors for materials
- durability. Part 2 Analysis: symbols
- relevant chapters (sections)
- general
- overall stability
- load arrangements for continuous frames
- comparison of design bending moments and shears
- points of contraflexure
- plastic methods of analysis
- redistribution of moments. Part 3 Design for the ultimate limit state: design of sections for flexure and axial load
- shear
- torsion
- punching shear
- slender columns. Part 4 Serviceability limit states: general
- stress checks
- control of cracking
- simplified rules for crack control
- control of deflections. Part 5 Detailing: general
- spacing of bars
- permissible radius of bends
- bond
- anchorage
- splices
- anchorage of links and shear reinforcement
- additional routes for high bond bars exceeding 32mm diameter
- bundled high bond bars
- prestressing units
- columns
- beams
- cat insitu solid slabs
- corbels
- deep beams
- anchorage zones for post-tensioned forces
- reinforced concrete walls
- particular cases
- limitation of damage due to accidental actions. Part 6 Prestressed concrete: general
- summary of main clauses
- durability
- design data
- design of sections for flexure and axial load
- design of sections for shear and torsion
- prestress losses
- anchorage zones
- detailing.
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