How to Design a Reinforced Concrete Column

RCC column cracks are not always a sign of weak concrete. They are often a result of detailing errors, overloading, settlement, or poor construction practices. Understanding the real cause is the first step toward prevention. 📌 Save this post — it’s a must-know for every civil engineer. Follow DSE for practical site knowledge. #CivilEngineering #RCCStructure #StructuralEngineering #ConstructionBasics #civil #knowledge #architecture #construction #educacion #reelschallenge #Loading #reelsfyp #fb

✅ Why Do Concrete Columns Crack? 📌Weak Concrete ◾A poor Mix or Improper Curing Compromises the Entire Structure From the Start 📌Excessive Load ◾The Column is Simply Carrying more Weight than it was Designed to Bear. 📌Foundation Issues ◾Uneven Settlement Doesn’t Just Sink a Structure; it Bends and cracks What’s Above 📌Wrong Steel Placement ◾Improper reinforcement placement is a classic recipe for failure 📌Shrinkage & Temperature Concrete Naturally Moves, And if this Isn’t Accounted for, Crac