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409. Reinforced Concrete. Design
in reinforced concrete: materials and specifications, design of beams,
columns, slabs and foundations. Ultimate strength, latest ACI Code.
Theoretical, practical, economic and legal considerations. Design
projects. Two lectures, one two hour problem period. Fall
(Cr.3)
Prerequisites:
ENGS 230, CIVL 302.
Course
Goals:
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Develop
ability to analyze and design reinforced concrete beams, columns,
slabs and footings.
Course
Objectives:
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The
student will be able to:
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Analyze
and design singly reinforced rectangular beams for flexure.
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Analyze
and design one-way slabs for flexure.
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Analyze
and design doubly reinforced rectangular beams for flexure.
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Analyze
T and L beams for flexure.
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Check
beams for shear and design shear reinforcement.
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Calculate
anchorage and splice lengths for reinforcing bars.
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Analyze
and design short columns with axial and eccentric loads.
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Analyze
and design isolated column footings.
Course
Syllabus
Textbook:
Course notes.
Reference:
American Concrete Institute:
Building Code Requirements for Reinforced Concrete.
Topics:
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Introduction,
materials, codes and loads. 4 lectures
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Analysis
& design of singly reinforced rectangular beams for flexure.
6 lectures
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Analysis
& design of one way slabs. 4 lectures
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Analysis
& design of doubly reinforced rectangular beams. 6 lectures
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Analysis
of T and L beams. 4
lectures
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Beam
shear and design of stirrups. 6 lectures
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Bar
development, anchorage and splices. 6 lectures
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Column
analysis and design with axial and eccentric loads. 8 lectures
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Footing
analysis and design. 5 lectures
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Design
of slab on grade. 1 lecture
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Testing
during semester. 6 periods
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Final
Exam. 2 hours
Computer
Usage: None
Course
Project: Design of a floor
system (slab, beams and girders)
ABET
category content as estimated by faculty member who prepared this course
description: Engineering
Design: 3 credits (100%)
Prepared
by: Dr. William A. Brown, P.E.
Date:
May 30, 2001
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