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Continuous Slabs and Beams
Abstract Continuity provides an economic benefit with shallow sections and longer spans possible. Continuity also inherently improves safety due to the redundancy provided by the continuity. This comes at a price of increased calculation and detailing complexity, increased construction complexity, and increased propensity for cracking and other distress due to the effect of restrained creep and shrinkage.
Continuous Slabs and Beams
Abstract Continuity provides an economic benefit with shallow sections and longer spans possible. Continuity also inherently improves safety due to the redundancy provided by the continuity. This comes at a price of increased calculation and detailing complexity, increased construction complexity, and increased propensity for cracking and other distress due to the effect of restrained creep and shrinkage.
Continuous Slabs and Beams
Dolan, Charles W. (author) / Hamilton, H. R. (Trey) (author)
Prestressed Concrete ; 243-282
2018-11-15
40 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
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