
This book provides a comprehensive treatment of the deformation of concrete structures, covering both immediate and time-dependent effects. It addresses the fundamental principles of creep, shrinkage, and cracking, offering practical methods for predicting deflections in reinforced and prestressed concrete members. The text serves as a critical resource for structural engineers involved in the design and analysis of concrete systems.
This text investigates the complex mechanical behaviors and time-dependent deformations inherent in reinforced and prestressed concrete structures. Dan E. Branson, a recognized authority in structural concrete research, synthesizes experimental data and analytical models to address the challenges of predicting deflection and strain. The book provides a rigorous framework for engineers to calculate long-term structural performance under varying load conditions and environmental factors.
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Engineers and researchers frequently cite this work as a foundational technical reference for understanding the serviceability of concrete structures. The text is noted for its high level of mathematical density and its focus on practical application in structural design.
Page Count:
546
Publication Date:
1977-01-01
Publisher:
McGraw-Hill
ISBN-10:
007007240X
ISBN-13:
9780070072404
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