Abstract
The design of reinforced concrete (RCC) structures for water retaining applications has become a popular alternative to traditional brick structures. RCC structures offer advantages such as durability, strength, and resistance to weathering and water. This paper explores the design considerations and challenges associated with the use of RCC structures for water retaining applications. It discusses the design codes and criteria, including load calculations, concrete strength, and reinforcement detailing. Additionally, the paper highlights the different types of RCC structures used for water retaining applications, such as flat-bottomed tanks, elevated tanks, and circular tanks. It also examines the advantages and disadvantages of each structure type, as well as the design considerations and challenges specific to each. Finally, the paper provides insight into the construction process of RCC structures, including site preparation, formwork, reinforcement, and concrete pouring.
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