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The International Concrete Abstracts Portal is an ACI led collaboration with leading technical organizations from within the international concrete industry and offers the most comprehensive collection of published concrete abstracts.
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Document:
SP33-05
Date:
January 1, 1972
Author(s):
William C. Cowan
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
33
Abstract:
A comprehensive indeterminate structural analysis program and several time-sharing programs used for the structural analysis and concrete design of Grand Coulee Third Powerplant are described.
DOI:
10.14359/17655
SP33
Editors: A.M. Lount and V.M. Malhotra
SP33 Examines three general aspects: (1) computer systems, (2) typical design applications, and (3) computer graphics applications. Written to give the reader an indication and appreciation of the trends in computer usage, the selected papers provide an overview of the contribution computers are making and perhaps more important, could be making to the practice of structural engineering in concrete. This comprehensive volume includes 17 papers covering: proportioning of concrete mixes; structural analysis of slabs, mass concrete, and machine foundations; design optimization; design of buildings, bridges, and beams; and an appendix listing computer program information available through ACI.
10.14359/14086
SP33-13
James A. Barker, Martin L. Moody and Chuan C. Feng
A computer program is developed which will check reinforced concrete beam designs against the ACI 318-63 Code and print out warnings of any violations. At present the routine to check the flexure and bond requirements for rectangular beams is complete.
10.14359/17663
SP33-12
Randbir S. Sandhu and Edward L. Wilson
A ditigal computer program using the finite element method for stress and displacement analysis of mass concrete structures is developed allowing for incremental construction, temperature changes, creep and different elastic and creep properties in tension and compression.
10.14359/17662
SP33-06
Harold W. Harris
A description of a series of computer programs developed by a firm of architects & engineers for use in their own offices.
10.14359/17656
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