Concrete Society and The Institution of Structural Engineers - Structural Use Of Lightweight Aggregate Concrete
Year
1987
Abstract
Intended to provide engineers with information that will enable them to consider and decide whether to use lightweight aggregate concrete or normal weight concrete.
Subject(s)
Building structure
Building systems/frame
Concrete building systems/frame
Supplement
Civil & Structural. To subscribe to The Construction Information Service please telephone Customer Care on +44 1344 328300
Keyword(s)
british standards ; reinforced concrete ; fire resistance ; fire tests ; concrete structures ; design and construction ; concrete surface ; structural engineers ; bridge decks ; structural engineer ; thermal conductivity ; concrete association ; codes of practice ; steel reinforcement ; concrete cover ; precast concrete ; construction joints ; composite floors ; concrete grade ; lightweight concrete ; concrete structure ; air entrainment ; surface finish ; external surfaces ; ready mixed concrete ; specifying concrete ; applied finishes ; structural frames ; trade name ; precast floor
Publisher
Institution of Structural Engineers
Publisher History
The Institution of Structural Engineers publishes authoritative books and technical reports that provide essential, accurate information for structural engineers.
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Secondary Compression
Authors: G. Mesri, B. Vardhanabhuti
J. Geotech. and Geoenvir. Engrg. Volume 131, Issue 3, pp. 398-401 (March 2005)
Issue Date: March 2005
EN 13877-1:2004 - Concrete pavements - Part 1: Materials
This European Standard is applicable to concrete pavements cast in situ and compacted by vibration or fluidified. It also covers lean concrete and sub-bases compacted by vibration as well as wearing courses on bridge decks. This standard concerns pavements for roads, motorways and airports, pedestrian streets, cycle tracks, storage areas and, in general, all traffic-bearing structures. This standard specifies requirements for: - the consituents of concrete pavements; - the properties of fresh and hardened concrete; - the limitations for concrete compositions.
EN 13877-2:2004 Concrete pavements - Part 2: Functional requirements for concrete pavements
This European Standard specifies requirements for concrete pavements cast in-situ and compacted by vibration.
It also covers concrete sub-bases as well as wearing courses on bridges.
This European Standard covers concrete pavements in motorways, airfields, pedestrian streets, cycle tracks, storage areas and, in general, all traffic-bearing structures.
EN 13877-3:2004 Concrete pavements - Part 3: Specifications for dowels to be used in concrete pavements
This document specifies the requirements for dowels to be used in cast "in situ" concrete pavements for roads, airfields and other trafficked areas.
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Product Description
A wealth of practical information on designing geomembranes to control expansive soils in a broad range of construction and environmental applications
Written by a leading international expert in the field, this book fully explains when and where geomembranes can be used effectively--and discusses expansive soil conditions and problems as well as control solutions. You will find descriptions of geotechnical membrane placement methods, plus information on costs and durability; and worldwide case studies of buildings, highways, roads, airports, canals, pipelines, railroads, and landfills -- all with solutions to expansive soil problems.this book is the first place engineers, architects, and construction professionals should turn for authoritative geomembrane answers.
About the Author
Malcolm Steinberg , P.E., is an internationally recognized lecturer and expert on expansive soils. The director of an El Paso consulting firm that specializes in soils and foundation engineering, he also directs the American Society of Chemical Engineers' District 15. For nearly 40 years, he was an engineer with the Texas Highway Department. This is his first book.
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Partial Prestressing, From Theory to Practice: Volume I - Survey Reports
Volume II - Prepared Discussion
# Hardcover: 863 pages
# Publisher: Springer; 1 edition (Jan 31 1987)
# Language: English
# ISBN-10: 9024733723
# ISBN-13: 978-9024733729
First Sentence
Professor Cohn is to be complimented for organizing the excellent symposium on "Nonlinearity and Continuity in Prestressed Concrete" at the University of Waterloo, Canada, in July 1983, and now, less than one year later, this Advanced Research Workshop covering the same subject.
Volume 1
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