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The International Concrete Abstracts Portal is an ACI led collaboration with leading technical organizations from within the international concrete industry and offers the most comprehensive collection of published concrete abstracts.
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Document:
SP11-03
Date:
January 1, 1965
Author(s):
Victor F. Leabu
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
11
Abstract:
Reviews design analyses, standards of practice, and details of precast concrete wall panels as they pertain to specific applications. Suggests a recommended practice for the design of precast wall panels.
DOI:
10.14359/16689
SP11-02
J. A. Hanson and D. P. Jenny
A condensation of the deliberations of the ACI Committee 533 subcommittees on tests and materials, the paper concentrates on the desired properties of concrete for wall panels, such as durability, impermeability, and appearance, as affected by the various ingredients.
10.14359/16688
SP11-01
T. W. Hunt
Reviews the development of precast concrete wall panels. Discusses early exposed aggregate work, panel shape, use of color, structural panels, sandwich panels, and shocked concrete.
10.14359/16687
SP11-06
D. W. Pfeifer and J. A. Hanson
Describes an investigation of the structural behavior of 31 cancrete sandwich panels tested under uniform flexural loading. Panel designs included different types of insulating core materials and different methods of providing positive shear connections between the reinforced concrete shells.
10.14359/16692
SP11
Editor: William A. Cordon
SP11 A collection of seven papers that pinpoint problem areas of concern and their sollutions to architects, engineers, material suppliers, and manufacturers of precast concrete panels.
10.14359/14063
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