Simplified Design Of Reinforced Concrete Buildings

The updated version of this classic text explains the principles involved in the design of concrete structure buildings and summarizes the primary requirements of current building codes. Developed for self-study use as well as classroom instruction, this book requires little mathematical or engineering expertise. Example calculations are given for the practical design of contemporary structures.

Updated to reflect changes in standards and technology, this book covers the basics of concrete design structures, before moving on to practical design examples. Organised for self-study, the book includes exercise problems and answers.

The Sixth Edition of Harry Parker's well-known and widely used book brings you the latest in current codes, design standards and industry practices--all in one easy-to-use volume. New topics have been added to the discussions including concrete frames, tilt-up walls and structural masonry with concrete units. A completely new chapter features design examples of structural systems for three different types of buildings. The coverage and style retain the continuity and flow of the popular past editions, and new exercise problems and answers to both general questions and numerical exercises are provided for self-evaluation.