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F. K. Kong MA, MSc, PhD, CEng, FICE, FIStructE, R. H. Evans CBE, DSc, D ès Sc, DTech, PhD, CEng, FICE, FIMechE, FIStructE (auth.)-Reinforced and Prestressed Concrete-Springer US (1987)

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Index 505

Microcomputer (see Computer)

Minimum bar spacing 144

Minimum cement content 39

Minimum design dead load 14

Minimum eccentricity (columns) 265

Minimum lap length 144

Minimum links 143,210

Minimum prestressing force 339

Mix design 49

basic principles 50

DoE method 54

Road Note No. 4 method 50

Modular ratio 72, 180

Modulus of elasticity 38, 72

concrete 38, 180

prestressing tendons 361

reinforcement bars 69,72

Modulus of rupture 26

Moment-area theorem 175

Moment-axis notation 294

Moment redistribution 120, 133

redistribution ratio 120, 137

redistribution percentage 121

Moment vector notation 296

Neutral axis depth, factor 86,89,159

BS 8110 simplified block 96,105,

111,124

design tab les (BS 8110) 111,124

Nominal are a 76

Nominal (concrete) cover 39,40

Nominallinks (see Minimum links)

Nominal shear stress 199

Non-destructive testing 44

Non-evaporable water 26

Normal moment in slab 295

Normal probability distribution 7,8

Openings in deep beams 220

Ordinary Portland cement 19

Orthotropically reinforced slab 298

Over-reinforced beams 89,96

Parabola, properties of 151,152

Partial prestressing 333

Partially cracked section (BS 8110)

164

Partial safety factors 13, 14, 15

Permeability of concrete 39

Permissible pressure (thrust) zone 391

Permissible shear stress 210

Permissible tendon zone 343

Perry-Robertson formula 289

Plastic design, plastic hinge 133, 136

Plastic moment of resistance 133

Plastic theory of structures 303,319

Poisson's ratio of concrete 38

Portal method 422

Post-tensioning 335

Preliminary analysis and sizing 402

Prestressed concrete beams 333

class 1, 2, 3 members 333

computer application 488

deflections, long-term 371

deflections, short-term 369

design procedure 374, 393

design procedure (simplified) 376

design tab les (BS 8110) 337, 347,

354

generalflexuraltheory 355

ideal tendon profile 345

loss of prestress 348

prestress loss ratio 336

strength, flexural (BS 8110) 354

strength, shear (BS 8110) 362,365

strength, torsion (BS 8110) 368

Prestressed continuous beams 380

Prestressing tendons

characteristic breaking load 334

characteristic strength 13

modulus of elasticity 361

Pre-tensioning 334

Primary moment 380

Primary tension (compression)

failure 92

Primary torsion 224

Probability 3

Program listings (see Computer

application)

Rapid-hardening Portland cement 19,

20

Rebound hardness test 45

Rectangular stress block (BS

8110) 95,96

Redistribution of moments 120, 133

moment redistribution ratio, Pb

120, 127

moment redistribution %, P% 121

Reinforcement

anchorage bond length 45, 222

areas, tables of 494

bar mark 82,214

bending dimensions (BS 4466) 496,

497

bending schedule 452

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