REINFORCEMENT HANDBOOK - Structural Engineers
Aug 02, 2012 · "Reinforcement Detailing Handbook”, Concrete Institute of Australia, Sydney, 1988 2. “Concrete Design Handbook”, Cement and Concrete Association of Australia, Sydney, 1989 3. “Design and Analysis of Concrete Structures”, Fairhurst and Attard, McGraw-Hill, 1990 4. “Concrete Structures”, Warner, Rangan, Hall and Faulkes, Longman, 1998
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