REINFORCEMENT HANDBOOK
Aug 02, 2012 · concrete or in prestressed concrete. Other information includes guidance on some applicable Australian Standards, design and construction tolerances, fabrication of reinforcement and tabulated data on fabric and bars. The major source of information is AS3600-2001, the Concrete Structures Standard.
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