This book provides a new solid background for the design of
reinforced concrete structures. The practice of using f'c as a
design parameter has been successful in the past and will continue
to do so since there are numbers of strength reduction and load
enhancement factors incorporated in the current design codes, which
are entirely based on compressive strength of concrete. As a
consequence the current design practice is not only leading to a
more expensive design solution but also on the other hand suggests
periodic revision of the building codes, as the upper limit of the
concrete's compressive strength has never been a constant. Having
said that, the optimistic solution for the problem is the
incorporation of fracture mechanics in the current design codes in
general and more specifically concrete structures can also be
designed based on the characteristic length of the concrete mix.
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