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This paper is sequel to the first paper on comparison of general detailing practice for reinforcement and prestressing cables between past and the present code of Indian Roads Congress IRC Covering Section 15 of IRC: This paper covers the comparison of detailing requirements for specific structural members as covered in Section 16 of IRC: and provisions on ductile detailing for seismic resistance as covered in Section 17 of IRC: The code is less prescriptive and offers greater choice of design and detailing methods with scientific reasoning. This new generation code, when used with full understanding, will bring benefits to all sectors of society, as it will eventually lead to safer construction and make a tangible contribution towards a sustainable society. The present situation in the industry is that most of the consulting offices are struggling to understand this code, which is not so user-friendly. Since the designer is hard pressed for time, the majority of consultants are unfortunately spending their valuable time only in fulfilling the prescribed rules of the code, acting as a technical lawyer, with very little understanding of the subject. One of the useful methods of understanding the new code in the short term is by comparing the provisions of this code with the previous practice that used to be followed prior to publication of this code.
The Official amendments to this document which may be considered necessary from time to time would be published by the IRC in its periodical Indian Highways These shall be considered as effective and as part of the Code etc. New Delhi. Mizoram, Aizawl Sinha, A. Cement Concrete Plain and Reinforced ; IRC: 21, both based on working stress method, were first published in December 1 and October 1 respectively. The last revisions of these two documents were carried out in the year
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Purarn, New Delhi - All Rights Reserved. No part of this publicalion shall be reproduced, translated or transmitted in any form or by any means without the permission of the Indian Roads Congress. The Official amendments tb this document which may be considered necessary from time to time would be published by the IRC in its periodical 'Indian Highways'. These shall be considered as effective and as pad of the Code etc. Sinha, A. Puri, S. Agarwal, K.
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If the concrete is deemed notto comply as per the above criteria, the structural adequacy of the bridge elements affected shall be investigated and any consequential action as needed, shall be taken. For bond properties reference should be made to the relevant code or established on basis of tests. These may be refined and made more accurate and less conservative. Rajeev Mittal, Dr. Non-linearity arising from member's response e. The requirement of long term durability of concrete is 'deemed to be satisfied' by following the recommended provisions in this Code for maximum water-cement ratio, minimum cement content, cover thickness, type of cement and amounts of chlorides and sulphates in concrete etc. The last revisions of these two documents were carried out in the year Other suitable methods to reduce the loss of water by evaporation in hot weather, and heat loss in cold weather, may also be adopted. Where sufficient data as above to establish the standard deviation is not available, the current margin for the initial mix design shall be taken as 10 MPa, i. Assumption of linear strain distribution is not valid. Different components of the structure can be exposed to different service environments.
Puram New Delhi The principal aim of this explanatory handbook is to provide the user with guidance on the interpretation and use of IRC: and to present the worked examples.
Many of these materials are either unavailable or inaccessible in libraries in India, especially in some of the poorer states and this collection seeks to fill a major gap that exists in access to knowledge. All welders and welding operators to be employed shall have to be qualified by tests prescribed in IS Quasi-static Action Dynamic action represented by an equivalent static action in a static model. Where more accurate analysis is required. These methods are based on measuring a concrete property that bears some relationship to strength. The stiffness constants of discrete members or unit widths of slab elements may be based on any of the following: a Concrete Section: The entire cross-section of member, ignoring the presence of reinforcement. Note: An accidental action can be expected in some cases to cause severe global consequences on structures unless appropriate measures such as provision of alternative load path are taken. Proper concrete mix proportioning and initial trials should be carried out to ensure this. Note: The moment-curvature law is assumed without elastic deformation and without hardening in plastic stage. Necessity of including the second order effects in the analysis is indicated where it is important. For longitudinal members effects due to temperature gradient may be neglected. The past two decades have seen unprecedented growth of knowledge in the field of concrete bridges, development of new structural forms, new methods of computer-based analysis and design and development of high strength materials.
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