Higher safety of massive hydraulic structures based on improved design norms

Zalesov, A. S.; Rubin, O. D.; Lisichkin, S. E.

doi:10.1007/bf01545859

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“…Su et al [16] presented a genetic algorithm to examine all possible solutions and to find, among then, the one that provided the optimal reinforcement. Zalesov et al [17] and Lisichkin [8] treated the theme with a different approach, where reinforcement incorporated shearing resistance. Since the solution was not analytical, but rather based upon coefficients determined experimentally, the derived equations are not presented in this work.…”

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Design of reinforced concrete structures from three-dimensional stress fields

Chen

Bittencourt

Bella

2023

Rev. IBRACON Estrut. Mater.

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The design of reinforced concrete structures starting from a linear analysis is allowed by design codes and leads to safe solutions. The structural model built for the analysis may be composed not only of bar and shell elements, but also solid elements. In the present work, the formulation of the Reinforced Solid Method (RSM) was reviewed and applied to the Ultimate Limit State design of a reinforced concrete member, with the computation of the required reinforcement and concrete check of each individual solid element within the structural model. The results were visualized in a post-processor and validated by numerical simulations. The RSM effectively allows for the design of concrete structures with general geometry and loading conditions, whilst identifying local effects throughout the volume of the structure.

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confidence: 99%