Lecture

Advanced Design of Concrete Structures: Floors and Bridges

Description

This lecture covers the advanced design of concrete structures, focusing on floors and bridges. Topics include hollow core slabs, wide beams, pre-tensioning, and design considerations for precast elements. The instructor discusses structural concepts, challenges in design, and the use of lightweight concrete. The presentation also addresses seismic design, wind loads, and dynamic effects caused by spectators.

Instructor

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Chemical engineering

Materials science: Concrete

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