Author: Andrew C. Palmer and Roger A. King | Size: 83 MB | Format:PDF | Publisher: Pennwell Books | Year: 2004 | pages: 570 | ISBN: 159370013X
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This new text represents the first of its kind. Veteran subsea pipeline engineers, Andrew Palmer and Roger King, bring to you valuable information through their combined experience on the current state of the art methods of subsea pipelines. They cover such topics as route selection, carbon-manganese steels, corrosion, welding, hydraulics, repair, and much more.
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The definitive reference for driven piles. Nearly six years in the making, Pile Driving by Pile Buck is a comprehensive reference book on the history of pile driving and driven piles, the various types of piles, the equipment used to install them, the design of driven pile foundations, the installation of driven piles and the capacity verification of driven piles. Not just another theoretical exercise, Pile Driving by Pile Buck gives practical procedures and equipment configurations for the successful installation of virtually any driven pile foundations. Included with the text are a wealth of photographs without equal in this type of publication; the photos alone are worth the price of the book, and help bring the reader "on site" to understand the whole process of pile driving--one of the oldest construction techniques known
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Version R12 is a major upgrade. Besides supporting AutoCAD 2011, it also has a strong focus on MicroStation DGN. Full support for DGN 3D and complete XREF handling for DGN V8, finally brings the quality of the MicroStation filter close to the same level as our AutoCAD filter is known for.
RxView allows users to view & print more than 250 different file formats - without the design software installed on the machine. CAD drawings, 3D CAD models, plot-files, PDFs, Office documents, raster images and scanned drawings.
RxHighlight is the same software installation as RxView, but through the license file, it opens up for advanced functions like redlining, markup, conversion, batch processes and text search & extraction, for collaboration between team members.
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Posted initially in Lavteam but links i found in other site.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE: You may use this software for evaluation purposes only.
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If there is someone has experince working in Australia, could you advice
1) My company is planning to get bidding of turn key project ( engineering and construction). What kind of licenses that need to have if we are non-Australian company ( foreign company) such as company's construction license.
2) Do they have different Taxation for foriegn and Australian company
2) In case of foreign company, we can get a construction job in Australia or not.
3) For Engineering service, do we need a PE' license to signin our dwgs.
4) What kind of permits required for Australian's authorities permit ( construction permit or else)
Introduction to the Economics of Structural Steelwork
Author: N/A | Size: 2 MB | Format:PDF | Publisher: The Southern African Institute of Steel Construction | Year: 2001
The aim of this book is to promote maximum economy in the design, fabrication and erection of steel structures. Competitive pricing, efficiency, quality workmanship and on-time construction are basic requirements for the success of construction projects.
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As sugession of Dell Brett I post this paper in forum. Maybe someone need this.
Title: Some Aspects of Pile Response Near an Excavation
Author: Chen; Poulos
Journal: 7th Australia New Zealand Conference on Geomechanics: Geomechanics in a Changing World: Conference Proceedings
Year, volume, issue, and the page range: 1996, Conference Proceedings. Barton, ACT: Institution of Engineers, Australia, no. 96/0, pp. 604-609
ISBN: 0858256525
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This book discusses the durability of construction materials in the context of structures. Steel, concrete, timber, masonry, aluminium, plastics and composites are all dealt with. The state of the art is presented for each material and the effects of the environment on durability are covered, including the particular problems faced with, for example, underground structures, and structures in marine and tropical environments. Where appropriate, authors assess properties of materials before considering the performance of structures. Each chapter is augmented by numerous examples illustrating the durability of elements in a structure, the performance of materials, and any problems encountered with durability. How these problems are overcome and improvement of durability is discussed as appropriate. The chapters are written by an international team of authors, resulting in a wide spread of information, drawing upon vast cumulative experience and illustrated by many real examples.
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Hey guys. My name is Ross, I'm 22 years old and just recently started getting a big liking for civil engineering. My uncle came back from Dubai and the pictures are one of the things that just set me off. My whole life I have loved architecture and what not. So after years of working to figure out what I want to do in life I'm headed on that track. Currently enrolled in community college to finish out two years of classes, then I want to transfer to a CSU with a good Civil Engineering Program. ( I live in California. )
I'm wondering if anyone has any background into what it will be like in the whole. I understand the coursework loads and all the hard times I will have but I mean can anyone tell me the real experience of being a civil engineer? Anything to really spark my interest, something you have done or seen that has really made you love being an engineer?
I will be looking forward to hanging around these forums...
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