Correspondence (1) on Remedial Works to Cracked Reinforced Concrete Deep Beams by S. Mackey and T.K.
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Correspondence (1) on Remedial Works to Cracked Reinforced Concrete Deep Beams by S. Mackey and T.K.

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 54, Issue 7, 1976

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The authors have provided some interesting data on a serviceability failure of deep beams which should prove invaluable to research workers and Code Committees concerned with this difficult problem. It would, however, increase the value ofthe paper if rather fuller details of the reinforcement of the beams could be provided so that shortcomings in the design could be properly assessed.

R.Taylor, D. Campbell-Allen and R.G. Smith

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