Designing High Strength Concrete Grade T-Beams at the Lowest Possible Cost
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Abstract
This paper presents a novel design cost optimization approach for reinforced highstrength concrete (HSC) grade T-beams, incorporating the costs of steel, HSC, and formwork within the objective function of the model.Constraint functions are meticulously defined to comply with the ACI 318-08 Code design criteria for structural concrete.Mathematical applications are employed to develop the cost optimization procedure.The utility and effectiveness of the proposed design model and solution strategy are demonstrated through an illustrative problem.The findings from this study suggest that the present strategy, which yields substantial cost savings in utilized building material (concrete and reinforcement steel), offers significant economic advantages over conventional design methodologies.Furthermore, this approach can be extended to other sectors with minimal modifications, thereby enhancing its practical applicability.
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