What Is Development Length Of Bars
What Is Development Length ? The development length can be defined as the length of the bar required for transferring…
Singly Reinforced Beam Design Procedure
Singly Reinforced Beam: When the area of steel is provided in tension zone only i.e the reinforcement is given only…
Girder Design Procedure
Girder Design Procedure: The design of girder or built up beam is done by trial and error method. The section…
R.C.C T-Beam
RCC T-beam: The beam consists of a flange and a rib in the form of a T, generally made of…
Combined Footing
What Is Combined Footing? A footing when used for two columns or more than two columns is called combined footing.…
Isolated Column Footing Design
Isolated Column Footing Design: Generally, isolated column footing is square, rectangular or circular in shape. The upper surface of this…
Causes Of Failure Of Piles
Causes Of Pile Failure: The various causes of pile failure are as following 1. When pile load is greater than…
Design Of Grillage Foundation
Grillage Foundation Design: Figure 1 demonstrates a simple design of a one tier grillage foundation for a steel stanchion. The…
Balanced, Under Reinforced And Over Reinforced Section
Balanced Section: The section in which the quantity of steel is just sufficiently provided that the concrete in compression zone…
Doubly Reinforced Beam
Doubly Reinforced Beam: R.C.C beam which comprises of reinforcement both in tension zone, as well as compression zone is called…