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Document:
SP35-12
Date:
January 1, 1973
Author(s):
Paul Lampert
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
35
Abstract:
Theoretical expressions for the postcracking stiffness of rectangular reinforced concrete beams in torsion and bending are described and simplified. They are based on a space truss model.
DOI:
10.14359/17487
SP35-03
Rudolph Szilard
This paper relates to flat gridworks conventionally used for reinforced concrete bridges.
10.14359/17478
SP35
Editors: Gordon P. Fisher, Rudolph Szilard, and Paul Zia
SP35 Evaluates and summarizes current information about analysis of torsional forces. Includes a state of the art report and several practical papers introducing simplified analytical and numerical procedures for torsion analysis of commonly used structuraI systems.
10.14359/14088
SP35-07
B.S. Taranath and B. Stafford Smith
A study is made of open-section core supported structures subjected to torsional loads. Vlasov's theory relating rotations, bimoments, and warping stresses, in cores is reviewed briefly.
10.14359/17482
SP35-10
E.L. Kemp and W.J. Wilhelm
The problem of determining the ultimate capacity for reinforced concrete slabs supported on integral spandrel beams is discussed utilizing the yield line approach.
10.14359/17485
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