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Comprehensive RCC Design using IS 456 : 2000 (LSM)
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Comprehensive RCC Design using IS 456 : 2000 (LSM)

A comprehensive design series for graduating engineers and practicing engineers.
Last updated 11/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • RCC in detail according to IS 456 : 2000 using Limit State Method.
  • Difference in WSM, LSM and ULM design philosophy
  • Under reinforced, Over reinforced and Balanced section
  • Flexural design of beams - Singly and Doubly reinforced
  • Flexural design of Tee Beams
  • Shear in Beams
  • Torsion in Beams
  • Design of one way and two way Slabs
  • Design of Columns - Uniaxial and Biaxial bending
  • Footing design

Course content

9 sections44 lectures17h 2m total length
  • RCC Design Introduction24:39

    Explore reinforced concrete design under IS 456:2000, from loading and structural analysis to detailing reinforcement, effective depth, cover, neutral axis and stirrups, with safety philosophies and load factor concepts.

  • WSM Introduction25:27
  • WSM Part 219:26
  • WSM Part 414:51
  • LSM Part 124:06
  • LSM Part 213:44
  • Ultimate Load Method - Part 119:20

    Explore the ultimate load method, working stress, and limit state design for reinforced concrete, using Whitney stress block concepts, and learn why LSM balances safety and economy in IS 456:2000.

Requirements

  • Should have basic knowledge of terminologies like yield and ultimate stress of materials

Description

Myself a qualified design engineer and a professor in eminent institution brings you this engaging series lecture on design of reinforced concrete structures. This series is specially designed for graduating engineers and practicing engineers and is based on IS 456 : 2000 code. It covers important topics in RCC design including its design philosophies, design of singly and doubly reinforced beams, shear reinforcement, torsion reinforcement, slabs, columns and footings Along with this you will also get practical knowledge that you need to have for working on site.

Who this course is for:

  • Students pursuing bachelors or Masters in Civil Engineering.
  • Site Engineers
  • Design Engineers
  • RCC Designers