REINFORCED CONCRETE DESIGN HBK CL

Cover......Page 1
Reinforced Concrete Designer's Handbook......Page 3
©......Page 4
Contents......Page 5
Preface......Page 6
The authors......Page 7
Introduction to the tenth edition......Page 8
Notation......Page 10
Part I......Page 13
1 Introduction......Page 15
2 Safety factors, loads and pressures......Page 19
3 Structural analysis......Page 29
4 Materials and stresses......Page 48
5 Resistance of structural members......Page 61
6 Structures and foundations......Page 83
7 Electronic computational aids: an introduction......Page 108
Part II......Page 119
8 Partial safety factors......Page 120
9 Loads......Page 122
10 Pressures due to retained materials......Page 140
11 Cantilevers and beams of one span......Page 150
12 Continuous beams......Page 162
13 Influence lines for continuous beams......Page 184
14 Slabs spanning in two directions......Page 190
15 Frame analysis......Page 218
16 Framed structures......Page 228
17 Arches......Page 234
18 Concrete and reinforcement......Page 242
19 Properties of reinforced concrete sections......Page 266
20 Design of beams and slabs......Page 272
21 Resistance to shearing and torsional forces......Page 338
22 Columns......Page 352
23 Walls......Page 388
24 Joints and intersections between members......Page 390
25 Structures and foundations......Page 394
A: Mathematical formulae and data......Page 435
B: Metric/imperial length conversions......Page 437
C: Metric/imperial equivalents forcommon units......Page 439
References and further reading......Page 441
Index......Page 445