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Document:
SP30-02
Date:
January 1, 1971
Author(s):
J. Diaz Padilla and F. Robles
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
30
Abstract:
A technique is proposed for identifying and quantifying user needs in low-cost housing projects. This is done by correlating physical measures of the envionment with psychological measures of the users. The method is illustrated with an attempt to develop acceptability criteria for cracking in concrete slabs.
DOI:
10.14359/17489
SP30-03
A.W. Beeby
The research work on cracking in reinforced concrete slabs carried out at the Cement and Concrete Association. . .A study of the problem is therefore made which leads to the formulation of a more general theory which is shown to agree well with the observed behavior.
10.14359/17490
SP30-10
David C. Hopkins and Robert Park
The paper describes tests conducted on a 1/4-scale nine-panel reinforced concrete slab and beam floor which was designed with allowance for membrane action.
10.14359/17497
SP30-09
R.H. Wood
The last war produced a great surge forward in the techniques of slab design because of simultaneous developments in theory of plasticity, moment redistribution and relaxation techniques, finite difference methods, and the advent of computers. . .Future slab designs must develop within the context of composite structures.
10.14359/17496
SP30-04
Fredric Roll, S.T.H. Zaidi, Gajanan Sabnis, and Kuang Chuang
An investigation is reported on the texts to failure of 158 square, simply-supported solid and perforated slabs loaded through centrally located column stubs.
10.14359/17491
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