Introductions
0.1 Features and applicability of concrete structures
0.2 Problems need attention when learning this course
Chapter 1 Structure design method based on limit state design
1.1 Concept of probabilistic limit state design method
1.2 Calculation method of the Code for Design of Bridges and Culverts
1.3 Action, representative value of an action and combination of actions
1.4 Values of material properties
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Chapter 2 Introduction to reinforced concrete structures and material properties
2.1 Introduction to reinforced concrete structures
2.2 Concrete
2.3 Reinforcing bar
2.4 Bond between reinforcing bar and concrete
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Chapter 3 Load carrying capacity for normal section of flexural members
3.1 Flexural members section and configuration
3.2 Normal section mechanical performance and failure mode of flexural members
3.3 Calculation of normal section flexural load bearing capacity
3.4 Flexural member with rectangular section reinforced in tension zone
3.5 Flexural member with rectangular reinforced in tension and compression zone
3.6 Flexural member with T section
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Chapter 4 Calculation of oblique section bearing capacity of flexural member
4.1 Force characteristics and failure pattern of oblique section of flexural member
4.2 Main factors affecting shear capacity of the oblique section of flexural member
4.3 Shear capacity of oblique section of flexural member
4.4 Flexural capacity of oblique section of flexural member
4.5 Checking and structural requirements of full beam bearing capacity
4.6 Shear capacity of oblique section of continuous beams
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Chapter 5 Calculation of normal section bearing capacity of axial compression member
5.1 Axial compression members with longitudinal reinforcement and common stirrup
5.2 Axial compression member with longitudinal reinforcement and spiral stirrups
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Chapter 6 Calculation of normal section bearing capacity of eccentric compression members
6.1 Force characteristics and failure pattern of normal section of eccentric compression member
6.2 Longitudinal bending of eccentrically compressed members
6.3 Eccentric compression member with rectangular section
6.4 I section and T section eccentric compression members
6.5 Eccentric compression member with circular section
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Chapter 7 Basic concepts and materials of prestressed concrete
7.1 Summary
7.2 Methods and equipments of prestressing
7.3 Materials for prestressed concrete structures
7.4 Three concepts of prestressed concrete structure
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Chapter 8 Design and calculation of prestressed concrete flexural member
8.1 Stress stage and design calculation method
8.2 Calculation of section bearing capacity of prestressed concrete flexural members
8.3 Calculation of restoring force and estimation of prestress loss
8.4 Calculation of section stress of prestressed concrete flexural member
8.5 Checking calculation of crack resistance of prestressed concrete flexural members
8.6 Calculation of deflection (deformation) of prestressed concrete flexural members
8.7 Calculation of end anchorage zone
8.8 Design of prestressed concrete simply supported beam
8.9 Calculation example of prestressed concrete simply supported beam
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Chapter 9 Class B partially prestressed concrete flexural member
9.1 Mechanical characteristics of partially prestressed concrete structures
9.2 Calculation of Class B partially prestressed concrete flexural members
9.3 Design of Class B partially prestressed concrete flexural members
9.4 Structural requirements
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Chapter 10 Concept of steel structure: concept and material
10.1 Features of steel structure and its applications
10.2 Primary mechanical properties of steel
10.3 Factors affecting the steel properties
10.4 Stee