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Advanced Materials and Techniques for Reinforced Concrete Structures

ISBN: 9781420088915 | 1420088912
Edition: 1st
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: CRC Press
Pub. Date: 6/26/2009

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SummaryTable of Contents
This presentation of modern and advanced technology in the reinforced concrete industries speaks to the rise in construction of reinforced concrete structures worldwide. Addressing the global focus on research into materials and techniques that enhance quality and reduce cost, this book examines all structural systems presently used worldwide on structures ranging from small buildings to high-rises. It refers to both British Standard (BS) and American specifications (ACI) to discuss the advantages and drawbacks of each system. In addition, it d... MORE
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Prefacep. xv
The Authorp. xvii
Introductionp. 1
Referencesp. 3
Reinforced Concrete Structuresp. 5
Introductionp. 5
Feed (Preliminary) Engineeringp. 5
Detailed Engineeringp. 7
Different Structure Systemsp. 7
Beam and Slab Systemp. 7
Hollow Block Slabp. 7
Pan Joist Floorp. 9
Flat Slabp. 10
Prestressed Concretep. 12
Pre-tensioned Concretep. 13
Bonded Post-tensioned Concretep. 13
Unbonded Post-tensioned Concretep. 16
Hollow Slabp. 17
Composite Sectionp. 19
High-Rise Buildingp. 23
Framesp. 24
Shear Wallp. 25
Shear Wall and Frame Systemp. 25
Framed Tube Structurep. 26
Cases of High-Rise Buildingsp. 29
Foundationsp. 33
Shallow Foundationp. 33
Isolated Footingp. 33
Composite Footingp. 33
Strap Footingp. 33
Raft Foundationp. 35
Deep Foundationp. 35
Timber Pilesp. 38
Steel Pilesp. 38
Concrete Pilesp. 39
Pile Capsp. 41
Referencesp. 43
Loads in International Codesp. 45
Introductionp. 45
Loadsp. 45
Dead Loadp. 45
Live Load Characteristicsp. 46
Stochastic Live Load Modelsp. 46
Poisson Square Wave Processp. 54
Filtered Poisson Processp. 54
Analysis of Suggested Modelp. 55
Methodology and Calculation Procedurep. 59
Testing of Suggested Modelp. 60
Verification of Suggested Model Using Monte-Carlo Simulationp. 61
Live Loads in Different Codesp. 62
Wind Loadp. 67
ANSI Codep. 68
Wind Tunnelp. 68
Wind Load in British Specificationsp. 70
Wind Load in Egyptian Codep. 76
Earthquake Loadsp. 78
UBC 1997p. 79
Dynamic Analysisp. 82
Spectrum Analysis Methodp. 82
Earthquake Calculation in ECPp. 82
Comparison of Calculations of Resistance for Different Codesp. 89
Capacity Reduction Factorsp. 89
Probability of Structure Failurep. 91
Probability-Based Limit States Designp. 92
Reliability Analysis Procedurep. 92
Calculation of Reliability Indexp. 94
Effect of C.O.V. of Resistance on Safety Indexp. 97
Referencesp. 100
Concrete Materials and Testsp. 103
Introductionp. 103
Concrete Materials Testp. 103
Cementp. 104
Cement Test by Sieve No. 170p. 105
Initial and Final Setting Times of Cement Paste Using Vicat Apparatusp. 106
Density of Cementp. 108
Define Cement Fineness by Using Blaine Apparatusp. 110
Compressive Strength of Cement Mortarsp. 112
Aggregate Testsp. 113
Sieve Analysis Testp. 113
Abrasion Resistance of Coarse Aggregates in Los Angeles Testp. 122
Determination of Clay and Other Fine Materials in Aggregatesp. 123
Aggregate Specific Gravity Testp. 124
Fine Aggregate Testp. 125
Define Specific Gravity for Coarse Aggregatep. 125
Bulk Density or Volumetric Weight Test for Aggregatep. 126
Percentage of Aggregate Absorptionp. 126
Recycled Aggregate Concretep. 127
Mixing Water Testp. 129
Steel Reinforcement Testp. 129
Weights and Measurement Testp. 130
Tension Testp. 130
Nondestructive Test for Hardened Concretep. 132
Core Testp. 132
Core Sizep. 133
Sample Preparation for Testp. 135
Rebound Hammerp. 137
Data Analysisp. 140
Ultrasonic Pulse Velocityp. 140
Load Test for Concrete Membersp. 145
Test Procedurep. 146
Test Stepsp. 146
Results Calculationsp. 147
Acceptance and Refusal Limitsp. 148
Pullout Testp. 149
Define Chloride Content in Hardened Concretep. 149
Referencesp. 151
Concrete Mix Designp. 153
Introductionp. 153
Essential Statistical Informationp. 153
Arithmetic Meanp. 153
Standard Deviationp. 154
Coefficient of Variationp. 155
Basics of Concrete Mix Designp. 156
Normal Distributionp. 158
Egyptian Codep. 159
British Standardp. 163
American Specification (ACI)p. 163
Acceptance and Refusal for Concrete Mixp. 164
Concrete Mix Procedurep. 164
Step 1: Choice of Slumpp. 165
Step 2: Choice of Maximum Size of Aggregatep. 165
Step 3: Estimation of Mixing Water and Air Contentp. 165
Step 4: Chemical Admixturesp. 166
Step 5: Selection of Water/Cement (w/c) Ratiop. 168
Mix Proportionsp. 168
British Standardp. 170
Fresh Concrete Testp. 170
Cylinder and Cube Testp. 170
Cube Testp. 171
Cylinder Testp. 172
Predict Concrete Strengthp. 173
Define Concrete Densityp. 174
Define Settlement for Fresh Concretep. 177
Determining Compacting Factor for Fresh Concretep. 180
High Performance Concrete Mixp. 182
Required Strengthp. 182
Pumped Concrete Mixp. 184
Basic Considerationsp. 184
Coarse Aggregatep. 184
Fine Aggregatep. 184
Combined Normal Weight Aggregatesp. 184
Waterp. 185
Cementitious Materialsp. 185
Admixturesp. 185
Field Practicep. 186
Field Controlp. 186
Referencesp. 188
Special Concretep. 191
Introductionp. 191
Admixturesp. 191
Samples for Testp. 192
Powder Admixturesp. 192
Liquid Admixturesp. 192
Tests to Verify Admixture Requirementsp. 193
Chemical Testsp. 193
Ash Contentp. 193
Relative Densityp. 194
Define Hydrogen Numberp. 194
Define Chloride Ionp. 194
Performance Testp. 195
Control Mixingp. 195
Hot Weather Concretep. 195
Definition of Hot Weather Regionp. 197
Problems with Concrete in Hot Climatep. 198
Fresh Concrete Problemsp. 198
Hardened Concrete Problemsp. 198
Problems Due to Other Factors in Hot Climatep. 198
Effect of Hot Climate on Concrete Propertiesp. 199
Control Water Temperature in Mixingp. 200
Control Cement Temperaturep. 202
Control Aggregate Temperaturep. 202
Control Mixing Ratiosp. 203
Control Concrete Mixing Processp. 203
Control Project Managementp. 204
High-Strength Concretep. 204
High-Strength Concrete Compositionp. 206
Cementp. 206
Mineral Admixturep. 206
Self-Compacted Concretep. 217
Development of Prototypep. 219
Applications of Self-Compacting Concretep. 220
Lightweight Aggregate Concretep. 220
Lightweight Aggregatesp. 222
Lightweight Coarse Aggregate or Structural Memberp. 222
Lightweight Aggregate Concrete Durabilityp. 223
Cellular Concretep. 223
No-Fines Concretep. 224
Sawdust Concretep. 224
Rice Husk Ashp. 225
Advanced Materials for Concrete Protectionp. 225
Corrosion Inhibitorp. 226
Anodic Inhibitorsp. 226
Cathodic Inhibitorp. 227
Coating of Steel Reinforcement by Epoxyp. 227
Galvanized Steel Barsp. 229
Stainless Steelp. 230
Fiber Reinforcement Barsp. 231
Cathodic Protection by Surface Paintingp. 232
Cathodic Protection Systemp. 232
Cathodic Protectionp. 233
Cathodic Protection Components and Design Considerationsp. 235
Referencesp. 240
The Concrete Industryp. 243
Introductionp. 243
Execute Wooden Formp. 243
Formwork for High-Rise Buildingsp. 249
Formwork Typesp. 249
Delivery Systemsp. 250
Allowable Tolerance in Dimensionsp. 251
Detailing, Fabrication, and Installation of Steel Barsp. 252
Tolerance of Steel Bars in EGPp. 252
Allowable Tolerances in ACI 318p. 255
Concrete Cover and Specificationsp. 255
British Standardp. 259
American Codep. 260
European Codep. 260
Special Specifications for Structures Exposed to Very Severe Conditionsp. 262
Egyptian Codep. 263
Execute Concrete Coverp. 265
Concrete Pouringp. 270
Pouring Pumping Concretep. 274
Incorrect Mixp. 275
Problems with Pipelinep. 275
Operator Errorp. 276
Construction Jointp. 276
Compaction Procedurep. 277
Execute Curingp. 279
Curing Process in ACIp. 282
Curing in British Standardp. 283
Protect Special Structuresp. 285
Referencesp. 285
Structure Integrity Managementp. 287
Introductionp. 287
Structure Integrity Managementp. 287
Risk-Based Maintenance Strategyp. 289
Cost Calculation Basic Rulesp. 290
Present Value Methodp. 290
Repair Timep. 291
Capacity Loss in Reinforced Concrete Sectionsp. 292
Examplep. 294
Required Time to Corrosionp. 294
Time Required to Deterioratep. 296
Cost Analysis for Different Protection Methodsp. 297
Repair and Inspection Strategy and Optimizationp. 298
Repairp. 299
Expected Total Costp. 300
Optimization Strategyp. 301
Maintenance Planp. 303
Assessment Processp. 303
Risk-Based Inspection Maintenance Planp. 307
Referencesp. 309
Indexp. 311
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