C-21
Elevated Slabs
1992, 72 pp.
$45.50

This compilation of Concrete International magazine articles on elevated slabs includes topics on: tolerance conflicts and omissions in suspended slab construction, controlling the quality of suspended slab construction, construction loading analysis of slabs and shores using micro-computers, unbonded P-T slabs: an economical alternative, interactive horizontal formwork selection system, equivalent frame analysis of concrete buildings during construction, design and construction interdependence, wide module concrete joist construction, economical floor systems for multi-store residential buildings, flatness and levelness of elevated surfaces, and low-term deflections of two-way slabs.

Contents:
*Tolerance Conflicts and Omissions in Suspended Slab

Construction, by Eldon Tipping

*Controlling the Quality of Suspended Slab Construction,

by Eldon Tipping

*Construction Load Analysis of Slabs and Shores Using

Microcomputers, by Pericles C. Stivaros and Grant T. Halvorsen

*Unbonded P-T Slabs: An Economical Alternative, by

Angelo Mattacchione

*Interactive Horizontal Formwork Selection System, by

Awad S. Hanna and Victor E. Sanvido

*Equivalent Frame Analysis of Concrete Buildings During

Construction, by Pericles C. Stivaros and Grant T. Halvorsen

*Design and Construction Interdependence, by N.J. Gardner

*Wide Module Concrete Joist Construction, by Laurence E.

Svab and Raymond E. Jurewicz

*Economical Floor Systems for Multi-story Residential Buildings,

by August Domel, Jr., and S.K. Ghosh

*Flatness and Levelness of Elevated Surfaces, by Eldon Tipping

and K.S. Rajagopalan

*Long-Term Deflections of Two-Way Slabs, by N.J. Gardner

and A. Scanlon

*Shore And Reshore Scheduling Using a Microcomputer, by

N.J. Gardner and A. Muscati