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Document:
SP50
Date:
January 1, 1975
Author(s):
Editor: Mark W. Huggins
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
50
Abstract:
SP50 Presents papers dealing with problems of current interest to concrete research and design personnel and in many cases, closely related to problems that have arisen in the application of the 1971 ACI Building Code.
DOI:
10.14359/14103
SP50-08
N.G. Bunni
Present equations of design of tied reinforced concrete columns do not include for the influence of ties on the value of the ultimate load. . .Theoretical analysis of a segment of a tied concrete column is presented showing the distribution of strains in the concrete, longitudinal steel and ties.
10.14359/17471
SP50-05
P.C. Wang and William Y.W. Liu
A matrix displacement method is presented here to establish the behavior of reinforced concrete columns in flat plate structures.
10.14359/17468
SP50-07
James Colville
The purpose of this work is to develop a simplified procedure for estimating the effects of tension cracking, nonlinearity of concrete in compression, yielding of the steel, and the effects of secondary bending on the displacements and moments in eccentrically loaded columns bent in single curvature.
10.14359/17470
SP50-11
Carl Berwanger
The investigation deals with the effect of axial load on the moment-curvature relationship of reinforced concrete memebers. Uniaxial loading when combined with transverse flexure generally reduces the ultimate moment and curvature of these members.
10.14359/17474
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