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Sec.5: Loads and Analyses Requirements [Table of Contents] Sec.7: Construction

DNV-OS-C502 Offshore Concrete Structures

[-] Sec.6: Detailed Design of Offshore Concrete Structures

SECTION 6
Detailed Design of Offshore Concrete Structures

[-] A: General
A100: Introduction
A200: Material
A300: Load effects
A400: Effective flange width
A500: Composite structures
A600: Prestressed structures with unbonded tendons
A700: Yield line theory
[-] B: Design Principles
B100: General
B200: Limit states
B300: Characteristic values for material strength
B400: Partial safety factors for materials
B500: Design by testing
B600: Design material strength
[-] C: Basis for Design by Calculation
C100: Concrete grades and in situ strength of concrete
C200: Reinforcement steel
C300: Concrete stress - strain curves for strength design
C400: Geometrical dimensions in the calculation of sectional capacities
C500: Tension in structural members
C600: Fatigue strength relationships
C700: Deformation induced loads, prestressing and creep
C800: Effect of water pressure
[-] D: Bending Moment and Axial Force (ULS)
D100: General
D200: Ductility
[-] E: Slender Structural Members
E100: General
[-] F: Shear Forces in Beams and Slabs
F100: Basis
F200: Simplified method
F300: Truss model method
F400: Additional force in the longitudinal reinforcement from shear force
F500: Slabs subjected to concentrated actions
[-] G: Torsional Moments in Beams
G100: General
[-] H: General Design Method for Structural Members Subjected to In-plane Forces
H100: General
H200: Membrane (in-plane) shear resistance
[-] I: Regions with Discontinuity in Geometry or Loads
I100: General
[-] J: Shear Forces in Construction Joints
J100: General
[-] K: Bond Strength and Anchorage Failure
K100: General
[-] L: Partially loaded areas
L100: General
[-] M: Fatigue Limit State
M100: General
M200: Fatigue strength, design life
M300: Bending moment and axial force
M400: Shear force
M500: Anchorage and splicing
[-] N: Accidental Limit State
N100: General
N200: Explosion and impact
N300: Fire
[-] O: Serviceability Limit State
O100: General
O200: Durability
O300: Displacements
O400: Vibrations
O500: Tightness against leakages of fluids
O600: Tightness against leakage of gas
O700: Crackwidth calculation
O800: Limitation of stresses in prestressed structures
O900: Freeze/thaw cycles
O1000: Temperature effects
[-] P: Design by Testing
P100: General
P200: The test specimen
P300: Design actions
P400: Test procedure
P500: Processing of the test results
P600: Test report
[-] Q: Rules for Detailing of Reinforcement
Q100: Positioning
Q200: Concrete cover
Q300: Splicing
Q400: Bending of bars
Q500: Minimum area of reinforcement
[-] R: Structural Detailing Rules
R100: Slabs/plates
R200: Flat slabs
R300: Beams
R400: Columns
R500: Walls
R600: Reinforced foundations
R700: Prestressed structures
[-] S: Corrosion Control
S100: General
S200: Corrosion zones and environmental parameters
S300: Forms of corrosion and associated corrosion rates
S400: Cathodic protection


F: Barge Type Structures [Table of Contents] A: General