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Title: 441R-96: Report on High-Strength Concrete Columns
Author(s): ACI Committee 441
Publication: Technical Documents
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Appears on pages(s): 13
Keywords: high-strength concrete
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Date: 11/25/1996
Abstract: Note: 441R-96 is only available in PDF format. This report reviews the state of the knowledge of the behavior of high-strength concrete (HSC) columns. HSC is defined as concrete with compressive strength exceeding 70 MPa (10,000 psi). Research results are used to discuss the effect of cover concrete and parameters related to transverse reinforcement on strength and ductility of HSC columns subjected to concentric load. The behavior of HSC columns subjected to combined axial load and bending moments is discussed. In addition to discussion on flexureal and axial capacity, the report also focuses on seismic performance of HSC columns.
Note: 441R-96 is only available in PDF format.
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