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Document:
SP33-14
Date:
January 1, 1972
Author(s):
V. Ramakrishnan
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
33
Abstract:
Presents general computer programs for determining the ultimate load for any type of reinforced concrete indeterminate structure by using the limit state design procedure suggested by Baker.
DOI:
10.14359/17664
SP33-07
Stanley Dean Lindsey, Jack Richard Horner and William H. Rowan, Jr.
Modern computer developments have brought the digital computer to the engineer's fingetips by means of a remote console connection with a time sharing computer system. It is the purpose of this paper to analyze the adaption of such calculation capacity to the design problems imposed upon the engineer.
10.14359/17657
SP33-05
William C. Cowan
A comprehensive indeterminate structural analysis program and several time-sharing programs used for the structural analysis and concrete design of Grand Coulee Third Powerplant are described.
10.14359/17655
SP33-01
J.M. Biggs, R.D. Logcher and Harry N.Wenke
Describes the complete reinforced capabilities in the STRUDL II (the Structuraal Design Language) subsystem of the ICES (Integrated Civil Engineering) computer software system.
10.14359/17651
SP33-16
Mark Fintel
The Portland Cement Association decided about five years ago to undertake the programming effort needed for the design of concrete structures and pavements.
10.14359/17666
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