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1- Naaman, A. E., and Siriaksorn, A., “Reliability of Partially Prestressed
Beams at Serviceability Limit States,” PCI Journal, Nov.-Dec. 1982, pp. 66-85
PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIFTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ANALYSISOF DISCONTINUOUS DEFORMATION, ICADD-5/BEN-GURION UNIVERSITY OFTHE NEGEV/BEER SHEVA/ISRAEL/6–10 OCTOBER 2002
The objective of this ICADD-5 is to focus on the application potential of discontinuous analysis methods tothe stability evaluation of structures in rock, including both modern engineered rock slopes and undergroundopenings, as well as ancient monuments in fractured rock. Nevertheless, this proceedings volume also containsoriginal, high quality theoretical papers which explore issues such as fracture mechanics modeling in the new manifold method, continuum models with microstructure for discontinuous rock mass, coupled thermo-hydromechanicalprocesses in fractured rocks, and recent developments in three dimensional DDA.
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Decision Consequence Analysis (DCA) is a framework for improving the quality of decision results. The framework is a systematic, multi-criteria quantification of uncertainties and the opportunities for managing and reducing the potential negative consequences of such uncertainties. DCA is demonstrated throughout the text for each stage of system based management of environmental issues. DCA links disciplines and incorporates components of risk modelling, probability modelling and the psychology of decision making. Its goal is to provide a comprehensive unbiased decision making framework. Its foundation is accurately defining your problem statement and clearly vetting your objectives to build a structure for meaningful analysis of data. Employment of DCA consistently throughout the environmental industry can reduce decibel-driven, agenda-laden decision making, streamline expenditure of resources (financial, human, natural), and provide a clear path to the sustainable maintenance of balanced environmental systems as the penultimate objective. This book provides a toolbox to both the novice and experienced environmental practitioner of valuable techniques for addressing site specific environmental issues, as well as managing a portfolio of liabilities on an international scale. Ultimately, the authors are addressing the critical issue of balancing environmental asset balance sheets, whether on the scale of an individual project, across a company's portfolio, or for a community. The environmental manager who adopts the principles in this book will have greater confidence that environmental protection or restoration activities are providing measurable utility. The goal is that, through multidimensional resource management analysis and practices companies and societies can achieve sustainable maintenance of a balanced environmental system. Descriptions of technical, contracting and implementation processes are supported by detailed case studies to provide real world context rather than an academic exchange of theories.
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Environmental Engineers, Toxicologist, Chemical Engineers, Industrial Hygienists, Environmental Analysts, and Environmental Risk Managers
Part One: FOUNDATION FOR DECISION MAKING 1. Defining Problem and Objectives 2. Data Management and Mining 3. GIS 4. Remote Sensing 5. Statistics 6. Forensics Analysis 7. Risk Analysis Part Two: DECISION ANLYSIS 8. Alternatives Analysis - Billy 9. Uncertainty and Tradeoff Analysis 10. Robust Performance Metrics 11. DCA Model Construction Part Three: DECISION IMPLEMENTATION 12. Sustainable Diverse Stakeholder Engagement 13. Implementation Tools Part Four: SUSTAINABLE LIABILITY MANAGEMENT 14. Portfolio Risk Management Analysis 15. Environmental Balance Sheet
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Engineering Geology, Second Edition; ISBN: 978-0750680776
Physical Geology (Cliffs Quick Review); ISBN: 978-0822053354
Environmental Geology: Facing the Challenges of Our Changing Earth; ISBN: 978-0816047277
Environmental Geology: Handbook of Field Methods and Case Studies; ISBN: 978-3540746690
Fundamentals of Geomorphology; ISBN: 978-0415390835
Geochemistry: Pathways and Processes; ISBN: 978-0231124409
Glencoe - Earth Science - Geology, the Environment, and the Universe (McGraw, 2008); ISBN: 978-0078746369
Encyclopedia of Geomorphology; ISBN: 978-0415327381
Hydrogeology: Principles and Practice; ISBN: 978-0632057634
Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology; ISBN: 978-1405105880
Introduction to Physical Geology; ISBN: 978-0030243486
Karst Hydrogeology and Geomorphology; ISBN: 978-0470849965
Dictionary of Geology & Mineralogy; ISBN: 978-0071410441
Engineering Geology: Principles and Practice; ISBN: 978-3540292494
Principles of Structural Geology; ISBN: 978-0137105007
Quantitative Geochemistry; ISBN: 978-1860946462
Sedimentology and Stratigraphy; ISBN: 978-1405135924
Structural Geology: An Introduction to Geometrical Techniques; ISBN: 978-0521897587
Paleontology: The Record of Life; ISBN: 978-0471845287
Structural Geology of Rocks and Regions; ISBN: 978-0471526216
Sedimentology Review 1; ISBN: 978-0632031023
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Experimental study of the effects of bolt tightness on the behaviour of mero-type double layer grids
Journal of the International Association for Shell and Spatial Structures
2007, vol. 48, no1, pp. 45-52
ISSN 1028-365X
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The first new edition since 1989 of Geo-Data, formerly edited by George Kurian, is a splendid example of what a reference book can be. Its purpose is to provide the reader with the most detailed and comprehensive description available of the physical geography of the countries of the world. It achieves this purpose in an easy-to-use alphabetical arrangement for all of the world's 207 countries and dependencies. Each entry begins with the key facts about that country including longest rivers and highest mountains and other key statistics. All place-names and geographical features such as mountains and lakes have been listed in the most easily recognized versions of their names. Entries adhere to the same basic structure with key facts followed by overall geography and geology; then mountains and hills; inland waterways, coasts and oceans; climate and vegetation; human population; natural resources; and finally further readings. This information is enhanced by a relief map of the country that is both clear and easy to read. Additional features of the volume include an extensive index plus 19 tables of world rankings and a glossary. The glossary is perhaps the weakest feature, as it could have been more extensive.
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hi engineers i hope to help me with these paper that i needed :
1- Ragan, B. V., “Control of Beam Deflections by Allowable Span-
Depth Ratio,” ACI JOURNAL, Proceedings V. 79, No. 5, Sept.-Oct. 1982,
pp. 372-377.
2- Thompson, D. P., and Scanlon, A., “Minimum Thickness Requirements
for Control of Two-Way Slab Deflections,” ACI Structural Journal, V. 85,
No. 1, Jan.-Feb. 1988, pp. 12-22
3- Naaman, A. E., and Siriaksorn, A., “Reliability of Partially Prestressed
Beams at Serviceability Limit States,” PCI Journal, Nov.-Dec. 1982, pp. 66-85
PROCEEDINGS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STRUCTURES AND GRANULAR
SOLIDS: FROM SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES TO ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS, THE ROYAL
SOCIETY OF EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND, UK, 1–2 JULY, 2008
This Festschrift marks the 60th birthday of Professor J. Michael Rotter, FREng FRSE FICE FASCE FIStructE FIEAust. It was presented at the Royal Society of Edinburgh on 1–2 July 2008 and contains 29 invited papers authored by his collaborators, colleagues, past and present students in 12 countries. Michael’s research has ranged very widely from scientific principles to engineering applications, with a particular focus on the buckling of thin shell structures and the mechanics of granular solids. He has made major contributions and undertaken wide international collaborations over the last 3 decades. The broad area is highly topical with lasting importance for both fundamental scientific understanding and engineering application to challenging problems. The breadth of his contributions is reflected by the wide range of topics covered by this Festschrift. Michael’s seminal book entitled ‘‘Guide for the Economic Design of Circular Metal Silos’’ has been highly regarded and widely appreciated by both researchers and practising engineers worldwide. His enormous contributions in developing the most advanced standards for loading on silos, structural design of silos and design of shell structures will certainly have a lasting impact on engineering practice.
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Improving Portland Cement Concrete Mix Consistency and Production Rate through Two-Stage Mixing
Author: Tyson D. Rupnow, Vernon R. Schaefer, Kejin Wang, Benjamin L Hermanson | Size: 4.5 MB | Format:PDF | Publisher: National Concrete Pavement Technology Center | Year: 2007 | pages: 98
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A two-stage mixing process for concrete involves mixing a slurry of cementitious materials and water, then adding the slurry to coarse and fine aggregate to form concrete. Some research has indicated that this process might facilitate dispersion of cementitious materials and improve cement hydration, the characteristics of the interfacial transition zone (ITZ) between aggregate and paste, and concrete homogeneity. The goal of the study was to find optimal mixing procedures for production of a homogeneous and workable mixture and quality concrete using a two-stage mixing operation. The specific objectives of the study are as follows: (1) To achieve optimal mixing energy and time for a homogeneous cementitious material, (2) To characterize the homogeneity and flow property of the pastes, (3) To investigate effective methods for coating aggregate particles with cement slurry, (4) To study the effect of the two-stage mixing procedure on concrete properties, (5) To obtain the improved production rates. Parameters measured for Phase I included: heat of hydration, maturity, and rheology tests were performed on the fresh paste samples, and compressive strength, degree of hydration, and scanning electron microscope (SEM) imaging tests were conducted on the cured specimens. For Phases II and III tests included slump and air content on fresh concrete and compressive and tensile strengths, rapid air void analysis, and rapid chloride permeability on hardened concrete.
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