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Introduction |
Structural Concrete
Historical Background
Code of Practice
Safety Provision |
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Properties of Reinforced Concrete (1) |
Factors Affecting the Strength of
Concrete
Compressive Strength
Stress-Strain curve of Concrete
Modulus of Elasticity of Concrete |
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Properties of Reinforced Concrete (2) |
Volume Changes of Concrete
Creep
High-Performance Concrete
Steel Reinforcment |
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Flexural Analysis of Reinforced Concrete (1) |
Introduction
Assumptions
Behavior of simply supported RC
beam loaded to failure
Load Factors
Strength Reduction Factor |
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Flexural Analysis of Reinforced Concrete (2) |
Equivalent Compressive Stress
Distribution
Limit of Steel Percentage
Sections in the Transition Region |
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Flexural Analysis of Reinforced Concrete (3) |
Rectangular Sections with
Compression reinforcement
Analysis of T- and I- Sections
Analysis of Sections Using Tables |
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Flexural Design of Reinfored Concrete Beams |
Rectangular Sections with
Reinforcement Only
Spacing and Reinforcement and
Concrete Cover
Rectangular Sections with
Compression Reinforcement
Design of T-Sections |
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Deflection and Control of Cracking |
Deflection of Structural Concrete
Members
Instantaneous Deflection
Long-Term Deflection
Allowable Deflection
Cracks in Flexural Members |
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Development Length of Reinforcing Bars (1) |
Development of Bond Stresses
Development Length in Tension
Development Length in Compression |
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Development Length in Tension (2) |
Critical Sections in Flexural Members
Standard Hooks
Splices of Reinforcement |
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Shear and Diagonal Tension (1) |
Introduction
Shear Stresses in Concrete Beams
Beams with Shear Reinforcement |
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Shear and Diagonal Tension (2) |
Shear Design Requirement
Design of Vertical Stirrups
Design Summary |
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Shear and Diagonal Tension (3) |
Deep Flexural Members |
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One-Way Slabs |
Types of Slabs
Design of One-Way Solid Slabs
Temperature and Shrinkage
Reinforcement
Reinforcement Details |
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