Concrete-Steel Reinforced Principle and Analysis

Author: Guo Zhenhai
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: This book is the revised edition of "Principles of Reinforced Concrete," consisting of four parts and 20 chapters. The main content includes the basic mechanical properties of concrete, multi-axial strength and constitutive relations of concrete, the combined action of steel and concrete, the load-bearing capacity, cracking deformation, and general analysis methods of basic members, as well as the special mechanical properties of structures under seismic, fatigue, blast, high-temperature, and durability loads. The book provides a detailed introduction to the various mechanical properties of concrete materials and, based on this foundation and experimental evidence, thoroughly analyzes the performance changes, mechanical mechanisms, calculation principles, and methods of reinforced concrete members under different loading conditions. It aims to demonstrate the fundamental principles and analytical methods of reinforced concrete as a composite structural material. This book can serve as the dedicated textbook for graduate-level courses in structural engineering disciplines such as architecture, water conservancy, transportation, underground, and marine engineering. It can also be used as a teaching reference for undergraduate courses in universities and provide technical personnel engaged in the scientific research, design, and construction management of reinforced concrete structures with reference material for their work.