Optimum design of reinforced cement concrete frames with ductility concept

By:

SATWINDER Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1991Edition: Civil EngineeringDescription: 138LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 624.183 S16O

Summary: Optimum design (OD) procedure has been used for the design of framed reinforced concrete structures that simultaneously account for strength and ductility criteria. The ultimate strength design (USD) procedure has been taken as the basis for the developme

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Optimum design (OD) procedure has been used for the design of framed reinforced concrete structures that simultaneously account for strength and ductility criteria. The ultimate strength design (USD) procedure has been taken as the basis for the developme

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