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    AS3600-2018 Commentary

    I Received a notice from Standards this morning that the new Commentary has been published on 25/3.
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    AS3600 2018 Amendment 2

    Apparently AS3600 2018 Amendment 2 has been released and is available from the Standards Australia Store. Though I tried to buy (for $0) it but the transaction failed! I am checking on the release date for the Commentary.
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    AS3600 - 2018 Amendment 2 Draft

    A Draft for public comment of the new amendment is available from Australian Standards.
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    AS3600 - 2019 2nd Draft For Public Comment

    This should be available for download from Australian Standards mid next week. Nominally Tuesday, but who knows!
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    Strut Tie Modelling in AS3600

    Nathan, Replying to your queries below - No mention on hot to resolve tangential shear stresses on the node. We need to refer to Stephen Foster presentation to have clarification on this AS3600 is not a text book. It defines limits on the design methodology. Read a good text book on the...
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    AS3600-2009 Amendment 1

    For those who are interested, Amendment 1 to AS3600 - 2009 was released last week. It should be available for free from the Australian Standards/SAI Global website.
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    Mxy Moments in concrete floor design

    I recently asked the AS3600 committee for clarification on the design of concrete floors based on FEM analysis and specifically how the Mxy moments should be handled. The following is a copy of their response. As in regard to your technical query we offer the following. Under no...
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    Debonded Strands in Pretensioned members

    This question arises from a previous post on designing a member with ConSpan and the discussion on the effects of debonding. In this discussion it was suggested that strands could be debonded at midspan of a member, presumably while being bonded at each end of the member. Can anyone explain...

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