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Full-Scale Load Testing of Structures
By
WR Schriever
WR Schriever
1
National Research Council of Canada
, Division of Building Research, Ottawa,
.Canada
K1A 0R6, editor
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ISBN-10:
0-8031-0368-9
ISBN:
978-0-8031-0368-9
No. of Pages:
221
Publisher:
ASTM International
Publication date:
1980
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Correlation of Load Testing with Design
By
CH Raths
,
CH Raths
1
Principals
, Raths, Raths, and Johnson, Inc.
, Willowbrook, Ill. 60521
.
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OC Guedelhoefer
OC Guedelhoefer
1
Principals
, Raths, Raths, and Johnson, Inc.
, Willowbrook, Ill. 60521
.
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Page Count:
23
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Published:1980
Citation
Raths, C, & Guedelhoefer, O. "Correlation of Load Testing with Design." Full-Scale Load Testing of Structures. Ed. Schriever, W. 100 Barr Harbor Drive, PO Box C700, West Conshohocken, PA 19428-2959 : ASTM International, 1980.
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Laboratory load testing of structures can serve as an extension of the engineer's usual analytical tools. Utilization of load testing to verify structural capacities requires prior field investigations of the structure, study of related plans and specifications, analytical investigations of the structure, and prudent planning of laboratory specimens. The results of laboratory testing combined with analytical procedures provide economical solutions to otherwise complex problems and can lead to the use of safety factors less than would typically be employed for usual design.
Keywords:
analysis,
concrete columns,
concrete structures,
design,
distressed structures,
drop panels,
flat slab,
load testing,
modeling,
parking garages,
partial fixity,
post-tensioning,
prestress,
prestress losses,
punching shear,
secondary moments,
shear,
similitude,
structural investigations,
volume changes
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