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How to design concrete structures using Eurocode 2

Publication Year

2006

Document Status

Withdrawn

Abstract

Compiles the constituent parts of the 'How to Design Concrete Structures Using Eurocode 2' series. Broad topics addressed include slabs, beams, columns, foundations, flat slabs, deflection calculations, retaining walls, detailing and BS 8500 for building structures. Provides an introduction to the Eurocodes and advice on determining design information prior to embarking on detailed element design.

Document History

Reference: CCIP-006. Published December 2006, revised September 2009 and January 2011.

Author

Bond, A. J. et al

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The Concrete Centre

The Concrete Centre is the central development organisation for the UK concrete sector and provides material, design and construction guidance. Their aim is to enable all those involved in the design, use and performance of concrete to realise the potential of the material. Funded by 15 major cement and concrete organisations, the Concrete Centre works alongside the British Cement Association, The Concrete Society, and the ready mix and precast concrete industries to ensure an integrated approach from the concrete sector to technical support, research, education, training and information services. The Reinforced Concrete Council and the Ready Mixed Concrete Bureau are now part of The Concrete Centre.

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