The Impact of High-Strength Reinforcing Steel on Current Design Practice
The Impact of High-Strength Reinforcing Steel on Current Design Practice
The research proposed here will seek to improve understanding of the impact of high strength on modern concrete construction in the United States by developing comparative design data. Specifically, design of structural components from a series of buildings designed recently for construction in the United States using Grade 60 reinforcing steel will be redesigned using high strength steel with yield strength ranging from 80 ksi to 110 ksi. Building component designs typical of regions of low, moderate and high seismicity will be considered.
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Grant Details
ProjectThe Impact of High-Strength Reinforcing Steel on Current Design PracticeGranteeUniversity of WashingtonCategoryConcreteSubcategoryHigh-Strength RebarGrant #01-13Award Amount$50,000Grant PeriodJanuary 2013 - July 2013Grant StatusCompletePrincipal InvestigatorsProfessor Laura Lowes, Ph.D.Industry ChampionsRon Klemencic, David Fields, Magnusson Klemencic Associates -
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