Gives three methods of testing prestressing anchorages for post-tensioned construction which are intended to apply basic information on the performance of the anchorage under specified conditions. Lists the information to be given in test certificates.
Replaced By BS EN 13391:2004
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Author: Norman Jones
Format: PDF
Pages: 591
Size : 23 MB
Publisher: Cambridge university press
Language: English
ISBN: 0521301807 - Hardback
ISBN: 0521628903 - Paperback
This book deals with the dynamic analysis due to impact loads. The book consists of eleven chapters with five appendices.
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This special edition of Architectural Engineering and Design Management takes part of the journal’s title, design management, as the theme. The papers published here were originally submitted to a conference held at the Technical University of Denmark, organized by the CIB’s working group W096 Architectural Management.
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This book examines the process of designing construction projects in order to help to understand and manage the process in a better way. There is no single prescription that will suit every project and what we have attempted to do is to provide illustrations and guidance based on the current level of understanding of the design process.
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The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers - Publications
Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers Collection
Total : 33 Publications
Size : 91MB
CIBSE Guide A - Environmental Design 2006
CIBSE Guide B - Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning 2005
CIBSE Guide C - Reference Data 2007
CIBSE Guide D - Transportation Systems in Buildings 3rd Edition
CIBSE Guide E - Fire Engineering 2003 2nd Edition
CIBSE Guide F - Energy Efficiency in Buildings 2nd Edition 2004
CIBSE Guide H - Building Control Systems 2009
CIBSE Guide J - Weather, solar and illuminance data 2002
CIBSE Guide K - Electricity in buildings 2005
CIBSE Guide L - Sustainability 2007
CIBSE Guide M - Maintenance engineering and management 2008
CIBSE KS1 - Reclaimed water
CIBSE KS03 - Sustainable low energy cooling an overview
CIBSE KS11 - Green Roofs
CIBSE KS15 - Capturing Solar Energy
CIBSE LG07 - Office lighting 2005
CIBSE LG10 - Daylighting and window design
CIBSE SLL - Lighting Handbook 2009
CIBSE TM21 - Minimising pollution at air intakes
CIBSE TM22 - Energy assessment and reporting methodology
CIBSE TM24 - Environmental factors affecting office worker performance
CIBSE TM25 - Understanding building integrated photovoltaics
CIBSE TM29 - HVAC strategies for well insulated airtight buildings
CIBSE TM34 - Weather data with climate change scenarios
CIBSE TM35 - Environmental performance toolkit for glazed facades 2004
CIBSE TM36 - Climate change and the indoor environment
CIBSE TM37 - Designing for improved solar shading control
CIBSE TM38 - Renewable energy sources for buildings
CIBSE TM42 - Fan application guide
CIBSE TM45 - Groundwater cooling systems
CIBSE TM48 - Use of climate change scenarios for building simulation
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This report evaluates the effects of subsurface drainage features on pavement performance through a program of inspection and testing of the subsurface drainage features present in the Long-Term Pavement Performance (LTPP) SPS-1 and SPS-2 field sections. The report will be of particular interest to engineers in the public and private sectors with responsibility for the design, construction, and rehabilitation of highway pavements.
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Size: 1.64 MB | Format:PDF | Publisher: Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency | Year: 2007 | pages: 52
This standard is intended to provide legal and planning security for development, design, implementation, operation and decommissioning of offshore wind farms within the ambit of the Marine Facilities Ordinance (SeeAnlV). It is dynamic and integrative in nature, so that it will be possible to take account of new knowledge and developments as well as the need to incorporate standards that have not been included before in order to achieve standardisation of an overall system. A range of representatives from expert bodies and institutions have been involved in developing this standard, and played a constructive role in its development. The representatives of the classification societies Det Norske Veritas (DNV) and Germanischer Lloyd (GL) provided expert accompaniment for the process. Representatives of the business and scientific communities made valuable contributions, so that overall it has been possible to create a solid basis for constructive cooperation in terms of system security in order to protect the marine environment and maintain the safety and efficiency of navigation
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