Precast concrete girders reinforced with high strength deformed bars / by J.R. Gaston and Eivind Hognestad.

Main entry:

Gaston, J. R.

Title & Author:

Precast concrete girders reinforced with high strength deformed bars / by J.R. Gaston and Eivind Hognestad.

Publication:

Chicago, Ill. : Portland Cement Association, Research and Development Laboratories, 1958.

Description:

[16] p. : ill. ; 23 cm.

Series:

Bulletin ; D24

Notes:
"Authorized reprint from copyrighted Journal of the American Concrete Institute, Oct. 1958, Proceedings Vol. 55."

Summary:

"Two 0.38 scale model roof girders were tested to develop an unusual type of precast concrete building frame. The roof girder selected departs from customary practice primarily by its slender and graceful T cross section, by its high strength longitudinal tension reinforcement, and by its inclined stirrup reinforcement. Structural design was based on the ultimate strength design procedure given in the appendix of the 1956 ACI Building Code, with some departures justified by the model girder test results . Twenty 58-h girders were later manufactured for two laboratory buildings"--American Concrete Institute Website.

Resources:
Digital reproduction of CCA copy.

Subject:

Concrete.
Béton.
concrete.
béton.

Form/genre:

Trade catalogs.

Added entries:

Hognestad, Eivind.
Portland Cement Association. Research and Development Laboratories.
Franklin Institute Trade Catalogue Collection.
Bulletin (Portland Cement Association. Research and Development Laboratories. Research Department) ; D24.

Holdings:

Location: Library main trade catalogues 26922
Call No.: ID:88-B12904
Status: Available

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