Reinforced Concrete: Mechanics and Design by James K. Wight and James G. MacGregor (2012)

Explains essential topics in design and behavior of reinforced concrete structures.

Covers topics such as: analysis of stresses and deformations; design of members; behavior of members; and design of footings.

Includes numerous examples and problems to illustrate the design principles.

Examines applications of the behavior of reinforced concrete in various structures, such as: beams and slabs; columns and walls; and footings and retaining walls.

Features a four-step design process for reinforced concrete members.

Discusses the most current ACI Building Code requirements and includes a companion website with interactive design aids.

Presents a review of the fundamentals of mechanics and materials, and covers the behavior of reinforced concrete and its applications.

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