Design of reinforced masonry structures / Narendra Taly

By: Taly, Narendra [author]
Language: English Series: McGraw-Hill professional engineeringPublisher: New York: McGraw Hill, ©2001Description: 1 volume (various pagings) : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9780070633667Subject(s): Reinforced concrete construction | Building, BrickDDC classification: 693.1
Contents:
Masonry Units and Their Applications -- Materials of Masonry Construction -- Flexural Analysis and Design -- Columns -- Walls Under Axial and Transverse Loads -- Shear Walls -- Retaining and Subterranean Walls -- Construction Aspects -- Design of Masonry Buildings -- Design Aids: Tables and Charts -- UBC-1997 Chapter 16, Structural Design Requirements -- Load Combinations -- UBC-1997 Chapter 21, Masonry -- Strength Design of Reinforced Masonry.
Summary: Reinforced masonry has evolved as an engineering material of construction, and it has evolved into a standard building material in the United States for structures up to 3 stories. The author includes appropriate theory for design and construction methods and prevailing codes and specifications required by the industry.
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Masonry Units and Their Applications --
Materials of Masonry Construction --
Flexural Analysis and Design --
Columns --
Walls Under Axial and Transverse Loads --
Shear Walls --
Retaining and Subterranean Walls --
Construction Aspects --
Design of Masonry Buildings --
Design Aids: Tables and Charts --
UBC-1997 Chapter 16, Structural Design Requirements --
Load Combinations --
UBC-1997 Chapter 21, Masonry --
Strength Design of Reinforced Masonry.

Reinforced masonry has evolved as an engineering material of construction, and it has evolved into a standard building material in the United States for structures up to 3 stories. The author includes appropriate theory for design and construction methods and prevailing codes and specifications required by the industry.

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