Design of Concrete Structures with Stress Fields
17 2 STRESS FIELDS FOR SIMPLE STRUCTURES 2. 1 INTRODUCTION In this chapter the behavior and strength of simple structures made of rein forced or prestressed concrete is investigated with the aid of stress fields. In particular, the webs and flanges of beams, simple walls, brackets, bracing beams an...
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Birkhäuser
1997, 1997
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Table of Contents:
- 1 Introduction and Theoretical Basis
- 1.1 Introductory Remarks
- 1.2 Fundamentals of the Theory of Plasticity
- 1.3 Engineering Methods
- 2 Stress Fields for Simple Structures
- 2.1 Introduction
- 2.2 Beams with Rectangular Cross-Section Subjected to Bending and Shear
- 2.3 Beams with I-Cross-Section Subjected to Bending and Shear
- 2.4 Members Subjected to Torsion and Combined Action
- 2.5 Brackets
- 2.6 Coupling Beams
- 2.7 Joints of Frames
- 2.8 Beams with Sudden Changes in Cross-Section
- 2.9 Walls
- 2.10 Three-Dimensional Example
- 3 Material Strengths and other Properties
- 3.1 Reinforcing Steel
- 3.2 Concrete
- 3.3 Force Transfer Reinforcement — Concrete
- 4 Additional Considerations for the Development of Stress Fields
- 4.1 Remarks on Plastic Design Applied to Reinforced Concrete
- 4.2 Procedure for Developing Stress Fields
- 4.3 Impaired Strength through Wide Cracks
- 4.4 Stress Distribution in Highly Stressed Compression Zones
- 4.5 Prestressed Beams
- 5 Plane Stress, Plate and Shell Elements
- 5.1 Plane Stress Elements
- 5.2 Slab Elements
- 5.3 Shell Elements
- 6 Outlook: Computer Programs
- References