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The document discusses the basic concepts of structural design in reinforced concrete. It covers relevant codes of practice, the limit state method for design, material properties, loading, stress-strain relationships, and considerations for durability and fire resistance. The key points are that reinforced concrete design involves steel reinforcement embedded in concrete to utilize their complementary properties, and must satisfy ultimate and serviceability limit states according to codes like BS 8110.
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