Preventing Earthquake Disasters
Author(s): NEES
Publisher: The National Academic Press
Date : 2003
Format : PDF
Quality : Good
Language : English
ISBN-10 : 0309090644
ISBN-13 :
Size on disk: 6 MB
NEES is envisioned as a new paradigm for earthquake engineering research. To take advantage of NEES’s unique capabilities, NSF requested the assistance of the National Research Council (NRC) in developing a long-term research agenda. The purpose of the NRC effort was both to develop a process for identifying research needs and to consult stakeholders in framing the important questions to be addressed through NEES. The long-term research agenda will guide the next generation of earthquake engineering research and shape the conduct of a program of great national and international importance.
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REINFORCING BAR DEVELOPMENT AND SPLICE LENGTHS (Per ACI 318-99 Building Code)
For Low Seismic Zone Applications
REINFORCING BAR DATA TABLES:
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* RECTANGULAR CONCRETE BEAM/SECTION ANALYSIS Per (ACI 318-99 Code)
- Flexure, Shear, Crack Control, and Inertia for Singly or Doubly Reinforced Sections
- Flexural Reinforcing for Singly or Doubly Reinforced Sections
- Ultimate Moment Capacity of Singly or Doubly Reinforced Sections
- Beam or One-Way Type Shear
- Crack Control - Distribution of Flexural Reinforcing (ACI 318-99 and ACI 318-95)
- Moment of Inertia of Singly or Doubly Reinforced Sections
- Beam Torsion and Shear
* RECTANGULAR CONCRETE BEAM/COLUMN ANALYSIS
- For X-Axis Flexure with Axial Compression or Tension Load Assuming "Short", Non-Slender Member with Symmetric Reinforcing
- For Biaxial Flexure with Axial Compression or Tension Load Assuming "Short", Non-Slender Member with Symmetric Reinforcing
* REINFORCING BAR DATA TABLES
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Does anyone have a copy of the following book:
Design of Modern Highway Bridges
Author :Narendra Taly
Hardcover: 1368 pages
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies (May 1, 1997)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0070629978
ISBN-13: 978-0070629974
This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Geographic Information Science, GIScience 2010, held in Zurich, Switzerland, in September 2010. The 22 revised full papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected from 87 submissions. While traditional research topics such as spatio-temporal representations, spatial relations, interoperability, geographic databases, cartographic generalization, geographic visualization, navigation, spatial cognition, are alive and well in GIScience, research on how to handle massive and rapidly growing databases of dynamic space-time phenomena at fine-grained resolution for example, generated through sensor networks, has clearly emerged as a new and popular research frontier in the field.
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Hi CivilEAns,
I have recently been following the threads within the Forum relating to Tekla Structures and they have really attracted my attention. It seems so interesting!!!
I have been using Masterseries (BS/EN) basically for simple analysis checks (I have to agree that i don't easily go about its modeling environment and procedure most especially when i compare it to the CSI products-which seem simpler and intuitive), a one disadvantage to me.
So this is how i go about it, very taxing!
1) I model and analyze in ETABS or SAP2000
2) For concrete, i proceed with spreadsheets for design, but the detailing becomes a hustle!!!( as in i go manual).
3) For steel, i proceed to MasterSeries with all the efforts and design/check the connections.
When i read the Tekla threads, this program seems to be a one stop for all this!!!
Please, those with experience/info regarding the two products please throw more light on the advantages of one program over the other, say in regard to Analysis and design of Concrete, Steel and, (Simple and Moment steel connections)
I would like to know which of the two programs is nearly a one stop shop!!
Iranian Code of Practice for Seismic resistant Design of Buildings
Iranian Code of Practice for Seismic resistant Design of Buildings
(Standarad No.2800 3rd Edition)
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Posted by: psycin - 11-09-2010, 06:48 AM - Forum: Archive
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Hello All,
I would request anyone having the following excellent design book to post the same online.
Those interested might visit amazon for details..
Book: Design and Analysis of Shell Structures (Solid Mechanics and Its Applications)
Author: Mehdi Farshad
Hardcover: 440 pages
Publisher: Springer; 1 edition (September 30, 1992)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0792319508
ISBN-13: 978-0792319504
Brief description: Three aspects of shell analysis and design are presented: the Physical behaviour, the structural analysis, and the design of shells in a simple, integrated, and yet concise fashion. Thus, the book contains three major aspects of shell engineering: (1) physical understanding of shell behaviour; (2) use of applied shell theories; and (3) development of design methodologies together with shell design examples.
The theoretical tools required for rational analysis of shells are kept at a modest level to give a sound grasp of the fundamentals of shell behaviour and, at the same time, an understanding of the related theory, allowing it to be applied to actual design problems. To achieve a physical understanding of complex shell behaviour, quantitative presentations are supplemented by qualitative discussions so that the reader can grasp the `physical feeling' of shell behaviour. A number of analysis and detailed design examples are also worked out in various chapters, making the book a useful reference manual.
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