Based primarily on Eurocode 2, this book offers a comprehensive exploration of theory alongside a substantial collection of solved examples. Intended for students and professionals specializing in structural engineering, the content delves into the fundamental aspects of designing and evaluating concrete structures.
Based primarily on Eurocode 2, this book offers a comprehensive exploration of theory alongside a substantial collection of solved examples. Intended for students and professionals specializing in structural engineering, the content delves into the fundamental aspects of designing and evaluating concrete structures. Discover a unique focus on both theoretical and practical aspects, empowering engineers to unearth solutions that minimize steel usage. Step into the realm of asymmetric and environmentally appealing alternatives, redefining the way we approach modern engineering challenges.
1. Principles.
2. The Limit State Design Method.
3. Material Properties. Annex 3A. Confinement and Concrete Softening. Annex 3B. Tension Stiffening of Concrete and Embedded Bar Models.
4. Prestressing Force.
5. Structural Analysis. Annex 5A. Matrix Formulation of Geomtric Non-Linearity.
6. Reinforcing Design of D-Regions.
7. Bending.
8. Shear.
9. Torsion.
10. Membranes, Shells and Slabs.
11. Cracking and Deformation.
12. Design of Prestressed Elements.
13. Statically Indeterminate Structures.
14. Corrosion of Steel in Concrete and Inspection of Concrete Structures.
15. Assessment of Residual Capacity in Concrete Structures.
Enrique Hernįndez-Montes is a Professor in the School of Civil Engineering at the University of Granada, Spain. With nearly three decades of experience, he has been dedicated to research and teaching Structural Engineering courses. He is a member of the Spanish National group for Eurocode 2. Additionally, he has provided consultancy services for renowned engineering firms like Prointec and ERSI-Group, contributing his expertise to several globally recognized projects.
Luisa Marķa Gil-Martķn is a Professor in the School of Civil Engineering at the University of Granada, Spain. With an extensive research and teaching history spanning nearly 30 years, she specializes in instructing Structural Engineering courses. She is a member of the Spanish National group for Eurocode 3.
