Tailoring AutoLISP - DCL - Diesel by Ralph Grabowsky
Tailoring AutoLISP - DCL -Diesel “mini” e-books for programming AutoCAD, from Release 13 - 2008. The new 180-page book is updated for AutoCAD 2007& 2008.
Introduction to the AutoLISP.
Step-by-step tutorials
How to write useful code w/ LISP
What is DCL?
All about DCL tiles & attributes
Reference of AutoLISP functions
Understanding Diesel.
Using Diesel in menu & toolbars!
Using Diesel with AutoLISP
As a set first published in 1974 and now in its eleventh printing, this magnificant work documents all of Le Corbusier's work. The eight volumes comprise a chronological record of the century's most influential architect. Produced in collaboration with the architect over a period of forty years, the set forms a unique record, preserving exhaustive accounts of Le Corbusier's buildings and projects, sketchbooks, manifestoes, images and texts that have irrevocably changed the nature of architecture.
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Language: French, English, German
Package contain 8 pdf's of scanned books.
A few comments:
1. The first two volumes are NOT multi-lingual. The majority of the text in these 2 volumes is in French. All notations/labels for the images and photos are in French. Only the more extensive texts/essays are in German and English.
2. These appear to be straight reproductions of the original books, no reformatting has occurred. This may be a reason for the lower quality of the images/photos.
3. Great opportunity to see models/drawings of major unbuilt works - Governor's Palace in Chandigargh, Strasburg, Algiers, Venice, Geneva, etc. As well as paintings, le Modulor and other non-building works.
In the sentence: Concrete is composed of cement (7-14%, v/v),...
What does the v/v means? I don't want to traslate this wrong and with some of mine presumptions.
Of all the green building design and construction evaluation programs in the Unites States, the United States Green Building Council’s (USGBC) LEED Rating System is the most widely adopted standard. Public and private companies, government agencies, trade groups, and other entities throughout the United States construction industry have adopted LEED as the standard for determining a building’s degree of sustainability. Recognizing the importance of LEED, NRMCA, PCA, and the RMC Research Foundation commissioned the
development of a LEED Reference Guide that could be used by architects, developers, clients, builders, manufacturers, suppliers, and others in the construction industry to determine how the use of ready mixed concrete can contribute to sustainable building.
The resulting document presents a detailed discussion of the LEED program, how LEED points are assigned, how material uses and construction methods must be documented, and what issues must be carefully considered in using ready mixed concrete to enhance a building’s sustainability.
Potential LEED points gained through the use of ready mixed concrete are discussed in the following areas: stormwater management; landscape paving; minimizing energy use; optimizing energy performance; managing construction waste; recycled content; use of regional materials; use of certified wood; innovation in design; site-wide VOC reduction; and reduction in the use of portland cement. The document also covers plant waste water disposal; on-site wash water disposal; solid waste; and site protection. In each of these areas, the Reference Guide presents information useful to the designer, the contractor, and the ready mixed concrete supplier in achieving LEED points. This information is supplemented by extensive lists of citations, references, and other resource documents, trade groups, and websites.
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Part one of this booklet is intended as a quick and general guide to precast concrete floor slabs. In this book we will cover the features and benefits of precast concrete floor slabs, the general applications, some design guidelines, on-site considerations and some general information. Part two contains the more technical information.
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Hollow-core was originally conceived and developed as South Africa’s alternative to insitu cast concrete floor panels for multi-storey buildings some 25 years ago. In today’s world of innovation and fast-tracking, the hollow-core floor slab is a viable and in many instances, preferable alternative to more conventional building methods. Besides the obvious advantages of simpler, faster construction, not to mention a more durable end product, the secret of applying the material successfully is in the pre-planning. Get one of the CMA member companies involved at the concept stage and their advice and design input comes at no charge. Set out in this manual are several examples demonstrating the versatility and multi-purpose functionality of the prestressed and reinforced hollow-core slabs. Applications covered include security walls, reservoir roofing, retaining walls and warehouse walling, multi-storey floor applications to residential, commercial and industrial buildings, as well as suspended ground floor slabs in clay areas. Also discussed are important sub-contracting aspects which apply when slabs are deployed in their more traditional guise as flooring.
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Posted by: David90 - 05-04-2011, 07:55 AM - Forum: Archive
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I need National Annex of Eurocode 1, 2 & 8 from country in Europe which located in high seismic hazard area such as Italy or France or Greece or Turkey.
I know that such similar material available for UK, but UK located in low-medium seismic hazard area, I need it for high seismic hazard area in Europe.
Also if somebody have some e-book containing example of seismic design of RC building based on EC 8 using SAP2000, including response spectrum method based on EC 8 with SAP2000.
Thank You!
This manual has been compiled by the Concrete Manufacturers Association (CMA) to promote good roofing practice. Good roofing practice necessitates correct design and detailing, the use of good quality materials and proper installation procedures. Provided that these are done correctly, a concrete tile roof will provide years of maintenance free service enhancing the aesthetic appeal of the building. This manual has been compiled in compliance with the National Building Regulations, SANS 10062-2003 (Code of Practice for the fixing of concrete roof tiles) and accepted good building practice.
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