R.C.C. Designs (Reinforced Concrete Structures)

by Arun Kr. Jain, Ashok Kr. Jain, B C Punmia

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Reinforced concrete occupies a leading position in modern construction. Proper reinforced concrete construction depends upon thorough understanding of the action of the structure and upon the knowledge of characteristics and limitations of those materials that are used in its construction. The Tenth Edition of the book, containing Forty Eight Chapters incorporates the following :(1) Working Stress Design(2) Limit State Design(3) Prestressed Concrete(4) Water Tanks(5) Buildings, and(6) Bridges. Various Examples and Designs contained in the book are based on the latest recommendations of IS 456-2000. Each chapter begins with clear statements of pertinent definitions, design principles and theories, and the design procedures. The basic principles are supplemented with numerous design examples and illustrations, along with detailed drawings. The book will be equally useful for students, teachers and designing and construction engineers.

Contents:

1.Introduction; Part I : Working Stress Method 2. Theory of Reinforced Beams and Slabs; 3. Shear and Bond; 4. Torsio; 5. Doubly Reinforced Beams; 6. T and L-Beams; 7. Design of Beams and Slabs; 8. Design of Stair Cases; 9. Reinforced Brick and Hollow Tile Roofs; 10. Two-way Slabs; 11. Circular Slabs; 12. Flat Slabs; 13. Axially Loaded Columns; 14. Combined Direct and Bending Stresses; 15. Continuous and Isolated Footing; 16. Combined Footings; 17. Pile Foundations; 18. Retaining Walls; Part II : Water Tanks 19. Domes; 20. Beams Curved in Plan; 21. Water Tanks – I : Simple Cases; 22. Water Tanks – II : Circular & INTZE Tanks; 23. Water Tanks – III: Rectangular Tanks; 24. Water Tanks – IV: Underground Tanks; Part III : Miscellaneous Structures 25. Reinforced Concrete Pipes; 26. Bunkers and Silos; 27. Chimneys; 28. Portal Frames; 29. Building Frames; Part IV : Concrete Bridges 30. Aqueducts and Box Culvets; 31. Concrtet Bridges; Part V : Limit State Design 32. Design Concepts; 33. Singly Reinforced Sections; 34. Doubly Reinforced Sections; 35. T and L-Beams; 36. Shear, Bond and Torsion; 37. Design of Beams and Slabs; 38. Axially Loaded Columns; 39. Columns with Uniaxial and Biaxial Bending; 40. Design of Stair Cases; 41. Two-way Slabs; 42. Circular Slabs; 43. Yield Line Theory and Design of Slabs; 44. Foundations Part VI : Prestressed Concrete and Miscellaneous Topics 45. Prestessed Concrete; 46. Shrinkage and Creep; 47. Form-Work; 48. Tests For Cement and Concrete.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Arun Kr. Jain

Arun Kr. Jain, gold medalist at both B.E. and M.E. levels is presently working as Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering at M.B.M. Engineering College, Jodhpur. Apart from teaching, he has guided more than a dozen students at the M.E. level.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Ashok Kr. Jain

Ashok Kr. Jain is an eminent Design and Field Engineer. He is also a prolific writer in the domain of Civil Engineering.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR B C Punmia

B. C. Punmia is an eminent author of 18 books, most of which are followed as textbooks. Having graduated in1959 with 'HONOURS', he obtained his Master's degree in 1969 with 'HONOURS' and Ph. D in 1976. Having started his career as Assistant Professor in 1959, he was elevated to the posts of Reader in 1965 and Professor in 1978. He also held the posts of Head of Civil Engg. and Dean of the Faculty of Engineering at M.B.M. Engineering College, Jodhpur. During his teaching career of about 36 years, he guided a large number of research students. Dr. Punmia has authored more than hundred papers, monographs and technical reports published in various Indian and Foreign Journals. He had been consultant to various government, semi-government and private organizations.