
1. Equivalent reinforced concrete
1.1 Introduction
A model based on beam theory (Bernoulli or Timoshenko) is ineffective for reproducing shear deformations and stresses in very weakly slender structures. .
A simplified alternative for representing the behaviour of reinforced concrete walls is the use of the Equivalent Reinforced Concrete (ERC) technique ( – ).
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Standards
- Eurocode 8 : Calcul des structures pour leur résistance aux séismes, AFNOR Partie 1 : Règles générales, actions sismiques et règles pour les bâtiments. - EC8, NF P 06 030-1, NF EN 1998-1 - Septembre 2005
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