Bunkers and silos are structure that are used as storage tanks. Structural design of bunkers with procedure and design considerations are discussed. The bunkers and silos made of reinforced concrete have almost replaced the steel storage structures. Concrete bins possess ...
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Two Way Slab Design by Direct Design Method as per ACI 318-11
Two way slab design by direct design method as per ACI 318-11, step by step procedure and limitations of direct design method for two way slab is presented.
RCC Coupling Beam – Types, Advantages and Design of Coupling Beam as per ACI
Coupling beam is a lateral force resistant component of a structure. Types, advantages and design of coupling beam as per ACI 318- 11 is discussed.
Design of Unreinforced Masonry Structures as per ACI 530.1-11
Various parts of unreinforced masonry structures such as units or blocks, mortar, and grouts are arranged and designed to resist all applied loads. This means that all reinforcement which are specified by Codes for the purpose of controlling cracks resulted ...
Ductility of Building Structures for Earthquake Resistant Design
Ductility for earthquake resistant design is important for buildings, structures and building materials. Ductility and its importance in design is discussed.
Inclined Columns Design – Loads and Bending Moment in Inclined Columns
Inclined column is not vertical which is used in many construction works for aesthetics and architectural requirements. Inclined column design is discussed.
Segmental Retaining Wall – Types, Design and Advantages
Segmental retaining wall is constructed of large number of dry masonry blocks. Types, design and advantages of segmental retaining walls are discussed.
Openings in Concrete Beams – Effects on Strength and Serviceability
Openings in concrete beams are provided to make rooms for service pipes. Effects of these openings on strength and serviceability of concrete beams are discussed.