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Posted by florent (80.255.39.130) on January 20, 2003 at 08:20:50:

In Reply to: Re: Re: Concrete Slab Design posted by J. Balzac on September 04, 2002 at 05:03:26:

: : : I'm a electrical engineer. I had never been involved in the calculations of loads on a concrete slabs. Can you help me figure out, how do calculate the thickness of a slab with reinforcements

: : : Thanking you
: : Wasanthi Wijekoon

: Concrete theory is too complex. I'm an electrical engineer and the solution
: I found for the same problem was to purchase a book that included
: a user friendly software. Try this one: Standard Handbook of Architectural Engineering
: by Robert Brown Butler. It's a practical manual that includes a CD. The author is Mc Graw-Hill.
: Good Luck,
: Joe Balzac, PE

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: : : : I'm a electrical engineer. I had never been involved in the calculations of loads on a concrete slabs. Can you help me figure out, how do calculate the thickness of a slab with reinforcements : : : : Thanking you : : : Wasanthi Wijekoon : : Concrete theory is too complex. I'm an electrical engineer and the solution : : I found for the same problem was to purchase a book that included : : a user friendly software. Try this one: Standard Handbook of Architectural Engineering : : by Robert Brown Butler. It's a practical manual that includes a CD. The author is Mc Graw-Hill. : : Good Luck, : : Joe Balzac, PE

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