Improving rebar information and supply

Best Practice Guides for In-situ Concrete Framed Buildings

British Cement Association, 2000
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Current

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Building Supplement

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Best Practice Guides for In-situ Concrete Framed Buildings

Abstract

Recommendations for the more efficient supply of reinforcement by improving the transfer of information, and by re-engineering the flow of process information from the designer through to the fixer.

History

BCA is part of the Concrete Society. 97.504.

ISBN

9780721015552

Subjects

  • Building structure
  • Materials
  • In situ concrete/cement
  • Reinforcement
  • Building systems/frame
  • Concrete building systems/frame

Publisher History

The British Cement Association merged with the Quarry Products Association and The Concrete Centre to form the Mineral Products Association and is now known as MPA Cement. Formerly known as the Cement and Concrete Association, the British Cement Association is the trade and research organisation that represents the interests of the UK's cement industry. They have range of publications which include fact sheets, technical reports and good practice guides to support the use of concrete and cement in construction.

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NBS has produced specification systems and information products for construction industry professionals for more than 40 years. The National Building Specification is the recognised UK national standard and is used by over 5,000 organisations. NBS is part of RIBA Enterprises Ltd.

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