215R-92
Considerations for Design of Concrete Structures Subjected to Fatigue Loading (Reapproved 1997)
R.W. Cannon, D.A. Godfrey, F.L. Moreadith, 1992, 24 pp.
$52.50

Presents information that is intended to aid the practicing engineer confronted with consideration of repeated loading on concrete structures. Investigations of the fatigue properties of component materials--concrete, reinforcing bars, welded reinforcing mats, and prestressing tendons--are reviewed. Application of this information to predicting the fatigue life of beams and pavements is discussed.

Contents:
Chapter 1--Introduction

1.1--Objective and scope

1.2--Definitions

1.3--Standards cited in this report

Chapter 2--Fatigue properties of component materials

2.1--Plain concrete

2.2--Reinforcing bars

2.3--Welded wire fabric and bar mats

2.4--Prestressing tendons

Chapter 3--Fatigue of beams and pavements

3.1--Beams

3.2--Pavements

Notation

References

Appendix