CRACK WIDTH CALCULATION METHODS FOR LARGE …
The majority of concrete structures have to fulfil a number of structural functions beyond that of simple resistance. These include behavioural requirements for: stability, reinforced concrete cracking, deformability, water and air leak-tightness and sustainability. Most European concrete structures today are designed for cracking in accordance ...
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