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Practical yield line design

Yield Line Design is a well-founded method of designing reinforced concrete slabs, and similar types of elements. It uses Yield Line Theory to investigate failure mechanisms at the ultimate limit state. | PRACTICAL YIELD LINE DESIGN An introduction to the practical use of Yield Line Theory in the design of economic reinforced concrete slabs including examples of design of flat slabs raft foundations and refurbishment Gerard Kennedy MSc Eng CEng MIcE Charles Goodchild BSc CEng MCIOB MIStructE REINFORCED CONCRETE Foreword This publication is one of the outcomes from the European Concrete Building Project at Cardington where Yield Line Design of concrete flat slabs was found to be easily the best opportunity identifiable to the concrete frame industry . This publication was commissioned funded managed and produced by the Reinforced Concrete Council which was set up to promote better knowledge and understanding of reinforced concrete design and building technology. It is intended for use by those experienced engineers wishing to extend their portfolio of methods of analysis and design for more efficient and effective designs. Gerard Kennedy is the main author of this publication. He is a consultant to Powell Tolner Associates Consulting Civil and Structural Engineers where over a 27-year career of general engineering practice he became the partner in charge of design. Gerard has a particular interest in Yield Line Analysis and its practical application to reinforced concrete structures. Charles Goodchild is Associate Director of the Reinforced Concrete Council where he specialises in promoting efficiency in concrete design and construction in multi-storey structures. In addition to writing some of the text he was responsible for the management of this project and publication. Yield line design is so easy. . once you know what you are doing Acknowledgements This publication would not have been possible without the enthusiasm and drive of Gerard Kennedy and other partners notably John Sestak and staff at Powell Tolner and Associates. We thank them for instigating this project and their tenacity in insisting that the commercial potential of Yield Line Design should be .