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For students of structural engineering, practicing engineers reviewing historical design methods, or readers interested in the development of concrete design literature, “Reinforced Concrete Design” offers a rich and systematic presentation of its subject.
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“Reinforced Concrete Design” by Thomas J. Bray is a structured and methodical textbook dedicated to the design of reinforced concrete structural elements, published by Chapman & Hall in 1960. The book covers fundamental behaviour of concrete and reinforcement, analysis of beams, slabs, columns, retaining walls and more, presenting derivations, worked examples and design methodologies grounded in the engineering practice of its time.
Within “Reinforced Concrete Design”, Bray emphasises the relationship between material behaviour, structural form and design decisions. The reader is guided through stress-strain relationships, moment and shear design, reinforcement detailing and serviceability considerations, reflecting the engineering norms of the late 1950s and early 1960s. Although more modern codes may now supersede some aspects, the text retains value for its clarity of exposition and historical insight into structural design practice.
For students of structural engineering, practicing engineers reviewing historical design methods, or readers interested in the development of concrete design literature, “Reinforced Concrete Design” offers a rich and systematic presentation of its subject.
