Reliability Bases for Codes for Design of Reinforced Concrete Structures
Ross B. Corotis, Bruce R. Ellingwood
Abstract
Ross B. Corotis, Bruce R. Ellingwood
Abstract
The American Concrete Institute Standard 318, Building Code Requirements for Reinforced Concrete, has permitted the design of reinforced concrete structures in accordance with limit state principles using load and resistance factors since 1963. A probabilistic assessment of these factors and implied safety levels is made, along with consideration of alternate factor values and formats. A discussion of construction safety issues is included.
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The American Concrete Institute Standard 318, Building Code Requirements for Reinforced Concrete, has permitted the design of reinforced concrete structures in accordance with limit state principles using load and resistance factors since 1963. A probabilistic assessment of these factors and implied safety levels is made, along with consideration of alternate factor values and formats. A discussion of construction safety issues is included.
Key concepts: Limit state design, Reinforced concrete, Structural engineering, Reliability (semiconductor), Probabilistic logic, Building code, Structural reliability, Engineering