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reinforced column

reinforced column

[¦rē·ən′fȯrst ′käl·əm]
(civil engineering)
A long concrete column reinforced with longitudinal bars with ties or circular spirals.
A composite column.
A combination column.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.

reinforced column

A concrete column containing reinforcement such as steel rods or wire mesh.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Architecture and Construction. Copyright © 2003 by McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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The 1.5m high sculpture, made of local porcelanite, stood on a 6m steel reinforced column before it was destroyed.
By installing options such as oversized base plates or reinforced columns where the rack may be susceptible to impact, a majority of serious damage can be prevented upfront.
The project designers reinforced columns to enhance structural integrity.
Prediction of lateral confinement coefficient in reinforced columns using neural network simulation, Journal Applied Soft Computing, 11: 2645-2655.
Multi storey structures consist of reinforced columns and slab basically.
The property also boasts state-of-the art technology, tower column-free floorplates, and enhanced security features including laminated glass, added spray-on fireproofing, reinforced columns and two independent sprinkler risers.
Among the document's lessons for other buildings is the importance of continuity, "as in the extension of bottom beam reinforcement through the girders and bottom girder reinforcement through the columns," redundancy, as in the two-way beam and girder system, anti energy-absorbing capacity, as in the Pentagon's spirally reinforced columns. The report can be ordered from ASCE for $39 by calling 800/548-2723.
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