Execution of concrete structures (incorporating corrigenda October 2015 and November 2015)

BS EN 13670:2009

British Standards Institution
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Current

Supplement

Core Supplement

Series

BS EN

Abstract

Provides common requirements for the execution of concrete structures and applies to in-situ work and prefabricated concrete elements, covering both permanent and temporary concrete structures. Looks at falsework and formwork, reinforcement requirements, prestressing, concreting, precast concrete elements and geometric tolerances.

History

Supersedes DD ENV 13670-1:2000. Amendment dated 31 October 2015 - Implementation of CEN Correction Notice 24 February 2010: Figure G.1.b relinked. Amendment dated 30 November 2015 - National Annex (informative) to BS EN 13670 Execution Specification requirements added.

ISBN

9780580920738

Subjects

  • Building structure
  • Concrete building systems/frame
  • Building systems/frame

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