Concrete Thin Shells
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ACI SP-28:1971 is a symposium volume containing 17 papers that aim to enhance the understanding and collaboration between architects, engineers, and contractors in the field of shell construction. The complexity of shell construction necessitates a high level of competence and interdisciplinary cooperation, which this standard seeks to facilitate.
The papers included in this volume cover a range of topics related to concrete thin shells. They discuss various types of shells, such as cylindrical shells, folded plates, hyperbolic paraboloids, and cable-supported concrete shells. Other papers delve into specialized computer programs for shell analysis and design, as well as exploring the conceptual design and construction methods for concrete thin shells.
Additionally, this standard provides a historical perspective on shell construction and showcases outstanding recently completed examples of shell projects. It also addresses the challenges and problems related to the analysis and design of concrete thin shells, further contributing to the knowledge and expertise in this field.
Descriptors | Shells |
Language(s) | English |
File Size | 17.4 MB |