Based on historical DAfStb publication lists, was published in the mid-1970s (typical period: 1974–1976). The exact title often varies slightly by edition, but the core subjects include:
This is the direct modern successor to Heft 240, updated for DIN EN 1992 (Eurocode 2). Dafstb Heft 240 --39-LINK--39-
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While still referenced in practical engineering for its robust methodologies, Heft 240 has been largely superseded by newer standards based on the Eurocodes:
The publication categorizes structures into B-regions and D-regions. While B-regions follow standard beam theory, D-regions are areas near concentrated loads, geometric discontinuities, or openings. Heft 240 provides a library of standard solutions for common D-regions, saving engineers from deriving first-principle mechanics for routine details.