general about concrete
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UNIT-1 GENERAL FEATURES OF REINFORCED CONCRETE:
1.1 Introduction:
A structure refers to a system of connected parts used to support forces (loads). Buildings,
bridges and towers are examples for structures in civil engineering. In buildings, structureconsists of walls floors, roofs and foundation. In bridges, the structure consists of deck,
supporting systems and foundations. In towers the structure consists of vertical, horizontal and
diagonal members along with foundation.
A structure can be broadly classified as (i) sub structure and (ii) super structure. The portion of
building below ground level is known as sub-structure and portion above the ground is called as
super structure. Foundation is sub structure and plinth, walls, columns, floor slabs with or
without beams, stairs, roof slabs with or without beams etc are super structure.
Many naturally occurring substances, such as clay, sand, wood, rocks natural fibers are used to
construct buildings. Apart from this many manmade products are in use for building
construction. Bricks, tiles, cement concrete, concrete blocks, plastic, steel & glass etc are
manmade building materials.
Cement concrete is a composites building material made from combination of aggregates (coarse
and fine) and a binder such as cement. The most common form of concrete consists of mineral
aggregate (gravel & sand), Portland cement and water. After mixing, the cement hydrates and
eventually hardens into a stone like material. Recently a large number of additives known as
concrete additives are also added to enhance the quality of concrete. Plasticizers, super
plasticizers, accelerators, retarders, pazolonic materials, air entertaining agents, fibers, polymers
and silica furies are the additives used in concrete. Hardened concrete has high compressive
strength and low tensile strength. Concrete is generally strengthened using steel bars or rods
known as rebars in tension zone. Such elements are reinforced concrete concrete can be
moulded to any complex shape using suitable form work and it has high durability, betterappearance, fire resistance and economical. For a strong, ductile and durable construction the
reinforcement shall have high strength, high tensile strain and good bond to concrete and thermal
compatibility. Building components like slab walls, beams, columns foundation & frames are
constructed with reinforced concrete. Reinforced concreted can be in-situ concreted or precast
concrete.
For understanding behavior of reinforced concrete, we shall consider a plain concrete beam
subjected to external load as shown in Fig. 1.1. Tensile strength of concrete is approximately
one-tenth of its compressive strength.
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Hence use of plain concrete as a structural material is limited to situations where significant
tensile stresses and strains do not develop as in solid or hollow concrete blocks , pedestal and in
mass concrete dams. The steel bars are used in tension zone of the element to resist tension as
shown in Fig 1.2 The tension caused by bending moment
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