Reinforced Concrete Structures: Analysis and Design 1st Edition

Highly recommended for civil and mechanical engineers needing access to construction code and equation comparisons.

Im an engineer and bought this book on a recomendation. I would recommend to any student or seasoned engineer.

The Book is a basic text on reinforced concrete based on the American Concrete Institute's Code 318- 2008 Edition.It covers the basics of how concrete is made, the Strength Design Method using strain criteria and not the Whitney Stress Block method. I find it a little strong on Theory and not practice. Concrete is a job made material and strength can vary and rebar placement can vary within tolerence's. The book is easy to read and understand. I like it because it is up to date. My concrete design work is: underground rectangular vaults for a precast concrete company. My old book is with a 1975 edition. So I bought this one and am happy with it.

Excellent source of design information. It's exactly what I needed.Highly recommended.

This book is good for structural engineering students and simultaneously can be used by practicing engineers as a reference guide on ACI 318-08.

Very good

I have all kind of concrete books for different authors; this is one of the best concrete books I have ever had! it is detailed and comprehensive, good as a textbook and it is a good reference for structural engineers. I strongly recommend it.