SANS 10100-3 Chapter 5 - Design of Water Retaining Structures
Description: This chapter covers design considerations for constructing, water retaining structures using SANS 10100-3. The principles covered in this chapter can be applied to all types of water retaining structures but are particularly useful for slab type structures. Water retaining structures are usually used to provide the structural.
For a slab of reinforced concrete with thick concrete, the slab can be considered as
a continuous beam of reduced thickness. An example would be a slab.
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