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Reinforced Concrete Section Analysis 7 – rectangular sections
Previous post The spreadsheets presented in earlier posts in this series have been simplified for use with rectangular sections with two layers of reinforcement. The functions EStress (for elastic analysis of stresses, strains and crack widths) and UMom (for the … Continue reading
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Tagged Beam Bending, Reinforced Concrete, Section Analysis, UDF, Ultimate capacity, VBA
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A Question of Spelling
The Excel VBA routine below will check the spelling of the text in the current selected cell, and return either TRUE or FALSE in the adjacent cell to the right: Sub SpellChecksub() Dim Checkword As String, Result As Boolean Checkword … Continue reading
Drawing in Excel 6 – getting shape properties
Previous post One of the less than useful new “features” of Excel 2007 is that its macro recorder no longer records operations on shapes, which removes the easiest way to discover the exact names of shape properties, and how to manipulate … Continue reading
Solving simultaneous equations
Solving a series of simultaneous equations is a task frequently required in engineering and scientific analysis. Excel provides the tools to perform this task quickly and easily, but the procedure is not documented in the on-line help (so far as … Continue reading
Reinforced Concrete Section Analysis – 5; Ultimate Limit State
Previous posts in this series have looked at the analysis of beams where the steel stress is within the elastic range, and the concrete stress is sufficiently low that the assumption of linear elastic behaviour in compression is a reasonable approximation. … Continue reading
Posted in Beam Bending, Excel, UDFs
Tagged Beam Bending, Excel, Prestressed concrete, Reinforced Concrete, UDF, ULS, Ultimate capacity, VBA
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