Shear Design of Concrete Structures (2014)
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Concrete is susceptible to shear failures. Thus a reinforced concrete member subjected to shear may develop diagonal cracks and if the member does not contain an appropriate amount of shear reinforcement, these cracks can result in the sudden failure of a member. The building code procedure for shear design typically consist of a collection of complex, restricted empirical equations for shear strength. These notes were intended to give further insight into Shear Design.
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