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Cast-in-place concrete residences with insulated walls -- Influence of shear connectors on flexural resistance

Scoggin, H.L. / Pfeifer, D.W.

Report supplements previously reported work on cast-in-place residential walls; study of flexural resistance of cast-in-place insulated walls is described; three types of metal shear connectors between concrete face shells were included, and in one insulated wall shear connectors were omitted; moment capacity of all insulated walls was about 65% of that for companion solid wall; this flexural capacity is considered satisfactory for conditions usually encountered in residential construction.

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Cast-in-place concrete residences with insulated walls -- Influence of shear connectors on flexural resistance

Scoggin, H.L. / Pfeifer, D.W.

Report supplements previously reported work on cast-in-place residential walls; study of flexural resistance of cast-in-place insulated walls is described; three types of metal shear connectors between concrete face shells were included, and in one insulated wall shear connectors were omitted; moment capacity of all insulated walls was about 65% of that for companion solid wall; this flexural capacity is considered satisfactory for conditions usually encountered in residential construction.

Cast-in-place concrete residences with insulated walls -- Influence of shear connectors on flexural resistance

Scoggin, H.L. / Pfeifer, D.W.

Report supplements previously reported work on cast-in-place residential walls; study of flexural resistance of cast-in-place insulated walls is described; three types of metal shear connectors between concrete face shells were included, and in one insulated wall shear connectors were omitted; moment capacity of all insulated walls was about 65% of that for companion solid wall; this flexural capacity is considered satisfactory for conditions usually encountered in residential construction.

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Title:

Cast-in-place concrete residences with insulated walls -- Influence of shear connectors on flexural resistance

Additional title:

Portland Cement Assn -- Research Development Laboratories -- J

Contributors:

Scoggin, H.L. (author) / Pfeifer, D.W. (author)

Published in:

Portland Cement Association -- Research and Development Laboratories -- Journal ; 9

Publication date:

1967

Size:

6 pages

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Print

Language:

English

Keywords:

Concrete construction

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