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Principles of reinforced concrete

Author: Williams PAUCHET

Publication date: October 10, 2021

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5. Sizing concrete parts

The resistance of a piece of concrete to a normal force is therefore a direct function of its cross-section.

When the stress exceeds the value allowed for concrete alone, longitudinal reinforcement can be introduced, with a specific strength greater than that of concrete. The correlation coefficient between the two materials is around 15, i.e. when 1 cm 2 of steel is added to a concrete section, it can be assumed, at first glance, that everything happens as if 15 cm 2 of concrete had been added. Steel and concrete work together. The calculation leads to the use of a so-called "homogenized" section, depending on the capacity of each of the materials.

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