Author: Cheng Wentang et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Features: This textbook is divided into three volumes: Volume 1, Volume 2, and Volume 3.
Volume 1 focuses on the principles of concrete structure design, covering fundamental theories and basic components.
Volume 2 covers the design of concrete and masonry structures, including floor slabs, single-story factories, multi-story frames, and high-rise buildings.
Volume 3 is dedicated to the design of highway bridges and other structures.
Volume 1 consists of 10 chapters, primarily written based on the newly revised Concrete Structure Design Code GB50010—2002.
The content includes: Introduction, physical and mechanical properties of concrete structure materials, limit state design method based on probability theory, flexural capacity of bending members, shear capacity of members, compressive capacity of members, tensile capacity of members, torsional capacity of members, deformation, cracks, and durability of reinforced concrete members, and prestressed concrete members.
This textbook can serve as a foundational course for undergraduate civil engineering majors and is also a reference for professionals engaged in concrete structure design, production, and construction.
Concrete Structures (Volume 1)
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