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Introduces reinforced concrete detailing concepts and techniques required to prepare fabrication drawings given specific design parameters. Topics include: beams, slabs, and columns; steel reinforcing; concrete design properties; and concrete design manual use.
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Beams, Slabs, and Columns |
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2 |
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Steel Reinforcing |
D. Lab |
8 |
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Concrete Design Properties |
P. Lab/O.B.I. |
0 |
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Concrete Design Manual Use |
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6 |
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Prerequisite: |
DDF 110, DDS 201, PHY 221 |
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Course Guide |
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Competency |
After completing this
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D.Lab |
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BEAMS, SLABS, AND COLUMNS |
8 |
34 |
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Symbols and abbreviations |
Explain the symbols and abbreviations used in concrete detailing. |
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Cover |
Explain cover as applied to reinforcing steel protection. State the minimum cover requirements for typical details. |
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Footings |
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Floor systems |
Identify flat plate, flat slab without beams, flat slab with beams, one-way slab with beams, one-way joists with beams, and two-way joists without beams floor systems. |
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Beams |
Identify spandrel and upturned edge beams. Identify a brick ledge. |
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Application |
Draw the foundation and first floor framing plans for a reinforced concrete building. |
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STEEL REINFORCING
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10 |
40 |
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Grades and strengths |
Identify the ASTM grades and strengths of reinforcing steel. |
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Explain the advantages and disadvantages of epoxy coated reinforcing steel. |
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Sizes |
Explain the sizing convention used for steel reinforcing rods. |
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Identify the common sizes of reinforcing steel rods and welded wire mesh. |
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Stirrups |
Explain the purpose of a stirrup. Identify open and closed stirrups. |
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Dowels |
Explain the purpose of dowels. |
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Hooks |
Explain the purpose of hooks. Identify 90 and 180 degree hooks. |
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Trussing |
Explain the purpose of truss reinforcing. Identify trussed reinforcing. |
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Ties |
Explain the purpose of ties. |
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Identify a rectangular column tie. |
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Identify a spiral column tie. |
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Splices |
Explain the purpose of a compression splice. |
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Identify compression splices. |
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Explain the purpose of a lap. |
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Explain how the length of a lap is determined. |
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Schedules |
Explain the purpose of schedules. |
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Identify a footing schedule. |
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Identify a column schedule. |
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Identify a beam schedule. |
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Application |
Draw typical wall details for a reinforced concrete building. |
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Draw a footing schedule for a reinforced concrete building. |
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Draw a column schedule for a reinforced concrete building. |
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Draw a beam schedule for a reinforced concrete building. |
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Detail a reinforced concrete stair. |
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CONCRETE DESIGN PROPERTIES
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Terminology |
Define precast and cast-in-place concrete. |
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Define prestressed and post-tensioned concrete. |
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State the advantages and disadvantages of precast and cast-in-place concrete. |
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Cement |
Identify different types of cement and state the most common uses. |
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Strength |
Identify the common strengths of concrete and state the uses. |
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Explain the advantages and disadvantages of high strength concrete. |
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Testing |
State the purpose of the ASTM standard cone test. State the purpose of the ASTM C39 cylinder test. |
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CONCRETE DESIGN MANUAL USE |
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6 |
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Details |
Select standard reinforcing details from the ACI manual for a given situation. |
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Suggested Resources |
American Concrete Institute. (1980). ACI
detailing manual. Detroit: Author.
American Concrete Institute. (1984). ASTM
standards in ACI 301, 318, & 349. Detroit: Author.
American Concrete Institute. (1989). Building
code requirements for reinforced concrete with commentary: ACI 318-89, ANSI
318r-89. Detroit: Author.
American Concrete Institute. (1990). ACI
manual of concrete practice. Detroit: Author.
American Society of Civil Engineers. (1989). Standard
method of detailing structural concrete. New York: Author.
American Society of Civil Engineers. (Year). Cad
in reinforced concrete detailing & structural steelwork. New York:
Author.
Barker, J. A. (1981). Reinforced concrete
detailing (2nd ed.). New York: Oxford University Press.
Beton Staff. (1981). Precast concrete
connection details: Structural design manual (Part 1). Braintree, MA:
International Publishers Service.
Concrete Society. (1987). Concrete detail
design. Stoneham, MA: Butterworth-Heinemann.
Institution of Structural Engineers, et al. (Eds.).
(1985). Post-tensioning details for long-span concrete bridges. Chicago:
Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute.
Portland Cement Association Staff, et al. (Eds.).
(1990). Notes on ACI 318-89 building code requirements for reinforced
concrete with design applications (5th ed.) (rev ed.). Skokie, IL: Author.
Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute. (1985). Concrete
society architectural precast concrete joint details. Chicago: Author.
Whittle, R., et al. (1981). Reinforcement detailing manual. Port Washington, NY: Scholium Intl.