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Design of RCC Structure (CE/CC-303)

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Design of RCC Structure (CE/CC-303)

Harsh Gupta, Lokesh Meena, Sandeep Chaudhary

ISBN: 978-81-8444-652-4 | SKU: 978-81-8444-652-4

188

Pages

2013

Edition

PB

HB/PB

Hindi

Language

Book Index

  1. Introduction Of RCC Structure
  2. Cement concrete
  3. Aggregate
  4. Reinforced cement concrete
  5. Grade of concrete and steel
  6. Properties of concrete
  7. Safety load
  8. Concrete cover on steel reinforcement bar
  9. Steel concrete bond, development length and anchorage value
  10. Effective span for single or double reinforcement beam
  11. Flexural Member
  12. Limit state of collapse
  13. Limit state of collapse in flexure
  14. Limit state of shear
  15. Design of shear reinforcement
  16. Limit state of serviceability
  17. Singly Reinforcement Beam
  18. Singly reinforced beam
  19. Design of singly reinforced beam
  20. Doubly Reinforcement Beam
  21. Stress block diagram
  22. Design of doubly reinforced beam
  23. T- Beam
  24. Important terms related to beam
  25. Limit state of collapse in flexure
  26. Design of T-beam
  27. Lintel
  28. Weight of lintel
  29. Size of lintel
  30. Bearing
  31. Design of lintel
  32. Cantilever Beam
  33. Design of cantilever
  34. Effective length
  35. Slab
  36. One way slab
  37. Two way slab
  38. Compression Members ( Axially Loaded Columns)
  39. Classification of columns
  40. Effective length of the column
  41. Difference between short column and long column
  42. Reinforcement in a column
  43. Specification related to column according to IS 456:2000
  44. Design steps of axially loaded column
  45. Design of Footing
  46. Isolated footings
  47. Critical section for shear force and bending moment
  48. Layout of tension reinforcement
  49. Retaining Wall
  50. Types of retaining wall
  51. Cantilever retaining wall
  52. Earth pressure
  53. Effect of surcharge
  54. Provisions of the IS Code:456
  55. Preliminary design proportions
  56. Prestressed Concrete
  57. Advantages and disadvantages of prestressed concrete
  58. Losses in prestressing
  59. Methods of prestressing
  60. Use, merits and demerits of prestressed concrete
  61. Stress calculation

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