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Advanced Reinforced Concrete Design

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Overview

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Master advanced reinforced concrete design principles through comprehensive coverage of material properties, structural behavior, and design methodologies according to IS 456 code provisions. Explore the fundamental properties of reinforced concrete including short-term and long-term material characteristics, rebar properties, and durability considerations including chemical, physical, mechanical, and corrosion effects. Analyze axial behavior of reinforced concrete elements and understand the effects of compressive strength on structural performance. Delve into flexural behavior through moment-curvature analysis, examining the effects of reinforcement ratios, axial compression, and compression steel on structural response. Learn analysis and design procedures for singly reinforced, doubly reinforced, and flanged sections using IS code provisions with practical examples. Study shear behavior of RC elements including design methodologies and torsional behavior analysis with IS 456 design provisions. Examine compression behavior of RC columns covering short versus slender columns, effective length calculations, lateral flexibility, confinement effects, and P-M interaction diagrams for biaxial bending design. Understand serviceability requirements including deflection calculations, long-term deflection considerations, crack width calculations, and bond design with splicing requirements. Explore two-way slab design using direct design method and equivalent frame method approaches. Gain practical experience with ETABS software through tutorials covering building layout, load assignment, preliminary design, 3D modeling, analysis procedures, and result interpretation for comprehensive structural design projects.

Syllabus

Introduction-Overview of RCC - Part 1
Introduction-Overview of RCC - Part 2
Introduction to Design Concepts & Philosophies - Part 1
Introduction to Design Concepts & Philosophies - Part 2
Materials Rebar Properties
Materials Short Term Properties - Part 1
Materials Short Term Properties - Part 2
Materials Long Term Properties - Part 1
Materials Short Term Properties - Part 4
Materials Short Term Properties - Part 3
Materials Long Term Properties - Part 2
Durability-Overview
Durability-Effect of Chemical actions
Durability-Effect of Physical,mechanical and corrosion
Durability- Design approaches and code provisions
Axial Behaviour - Introduction
Axial Behaviour of Reinforced Concrete
Axial Behaviour- Effect of Compressive Strength
Flexure Behaviour - Effect of compressive strength on Moment curvature behaviour
Flexure Behaviour - Example-Moment curvature of singly reinforced section
Flexure Behaviour - Moment curvature analysis-procedure
Flexure Behaviour - Background to flexural theory
Flexure Behaviour - Effect of increasing reinforcement on Moment curvature behaviour
Flexure Behaviour - Effect of axial Compression on Moment curvature behaviour - Part 1
Flexure Behaviour - Effect of axial Compression on Moment curvature behaviour - Part 2
Flexure Behaviour - Effect of Compression steel on Moment curvature behaviour - Part 2
Flexure Behaviour - Effect of Compression steel on Moment curvature behaviour - Part 1
Flexure Behaviour - Background to flexural theory
Flexure Behaviour - Analysis and Design of Doubly Reinforced Sections using IS Code
Flexure Behaviour - Analysis and Design of Singly Reinforced Sections using IS Code Part - 2
Flexure Behaviour - Analysis and Design of Flanged Sections using IS Code Provisions
Flexure Behaviour - Examples in Flexure using IS Code Provisions
Flexure Behaviour - Analysis and Design of Singly Reinforced Sections using IS Code Part - 1
Flexure Behaviour - Analysis and Design of Doubly Reinforced Sections using IS Code
Flexure Behaviour - Shear Behaviour of RC elements - Part 3
Flexure Behaviour - Shear Behaviour of RC elements - Part 1
Flexure Behaviour - Shear Behaviour of RC elements - Part 2
Flexure Behaviour - Shear Design using IS 456 Provisions
Flexure Behaviour - Examples for Shear Design using IS 456 Provisions
Shear Behaviour - Torsional Behaviour of RC elements - Part 1
Shear Behaviour - Torsional Behaviour of RC elements - Part 2
Shear Behaviour - Examples for Shear Design using IS 456 Provisions
Shear Behaviour - Torsion Design of RC Beams using IS 456 Provisions
Shear Behaviour - Torsional Behaviour of RC elements - Part 3
Shear Behaviour of RC elements - Part 2
Shear Behaviour - Shear Design using IS 456 Provisions
Shear Behaviour of RC elements - Part 1
Shear Behaviour of RC elements - Part 3
Compression behaviour of RC Columns - Intro and Types - Part 1
Compression behaviour of RC Columns - Short vs Slender and Effective length Part - 2
Compression behaviour of RC Columns - Lateral Flexibility and Example - Part 3
Compression behaviour of RC Columns IS Code Provisions - Part 1
Compression behaviour of RC Columns Confinement and Tied Vs Spiral Confined Columns - Part 2
Compression behaviour of Slender Column Design: Theory - Part 1
Compression behaviour of Design of RC Columns for Biaxial Bending - Part 2
Compression behaviour of RC Columns - P-M Interaction : Theory
Compression behaviour of RC Columns- P-M Interaction : Example as per IS 456
Compression behaviour of Slender Column Design: Example as per IS 456 - Part 2
Compression behaviour of Design of RC Columns for Biaxial Bending - Part 1
Serviceability - Numerical Example for the calculation of Deflection of RC beam
Serviceability - Long term deflection and IS code Provisions
Serviceability - Introduction to Deflection of RC Beam Part - 1
Serviceability - Introduction to Deflection of RC Beam Part - 2
Crack width calculation - Theory - Part 1
Crack width Calculation - Example Part - 2
Serviceability - Design for Bond - Theory - Part 1
Serviceability - Design example for Bond and Splicing - Part 3
Serviceability - Design for Bond- Theory - Part 2
Two way slabs - Background
Two way slabs - Design Methods
Two way slabs - Direct Design Method - Part 1
Two way slabs - Direct Design Method - Part 2
Two way slabs - Equivalent Frame Method - Part 1
Two way slabs - Equivalent Frame Method (Example) - Part 2
Introduction - Advanced Reinforced Concrete Design
ETABS Tutorial Part 1 - Building Layout, Load Types & Code provisions
ETABS Tutorial Part 2 - Preliminary Design of Beam, Slab & Column Sections
ETABS Tutorial Part 3 - 3D Modeling & Load Assignment in ETABS
ETABS Tutorial Part 4 -  Analysis, Design & Result Interpretation in ETABS

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    I recently attended the online course on Advanced Reinforced Concrete Design, and I found it extremely insightful and comprehensive. The course offered a deep dive into complex structural concepts, including ultimate strength design, serviceability…

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