Author: Florida department of transportation
193pages - 9,022MB
Year: 2006
Description:
The purpose of this handbook is to provide Geotechnical Engineers with a guide to the proper procedures in the performance of geotechnical activities for the Florida Department of Transportation. Specifically, this handbook is intended to define the tasks involved in performing a subsurface investigation and the geotechnical aspects of the design and construction of roadways and roadway structures. General guidelines are presented covering the geotechnical phases of a typical project.
As each project presents unique considerations and requires engineering judgment based on a thorough knowledge of the individual situation, this handbook was not originally intended to serve as the geotechnical scope of services on individual projects.
However, in 2002, the Standard Scope and Staff Hour Estimation Task Team elected to use this handbook as the standard minimum scope of work. Therefore, the scope of services for each project may supersede the minimum scope of work outlined in this handbook. The scope of services dictates the specific practices, which are to be used on a particular project. Additionally, the scope defines the required interaction between the Department’s Geotechnical Engineer and those performing the geotechnical work.
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Advances in Geophysics, Vol. 46 - by Renata Dmowska
"Advances in Geophysics, Vol. 46" ed. by Renata Dmowska
Elsevier Academic Press | 2003 | ISBN: 0120188465 | 293 pages | PDF | 24 MB
Volume contains much material still relevant todaytruly an essential publication for researchers in all fields of geophysics.
CONTENTS
CONTRIBUTORS
Mountain Building, Erosion, and the Seismic Cycle in the Nepal Himalaya - JEAN-PHILIPPE AVOUAC
Seismic Traveltime Tomography of the Crust and Lithosphere - N. RAWLINSON AND M. SAMBRIDGE
Assembly of Pangea: Combined Paleomagnetic and Paleoclimatic Approach - MAREK LEWANDOWSKI
Characteristics of Dense Nests of Deep and Intermediate-Depth Seismicity - ZOYA ZARIFI AND JENS HAVSKOV
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Freeden, Willi; Nashed, M. Zuhair; Sonar, Thomas (Eds.)
Version: eReference
English | 1st Edition., 2010 | 1338 pages 100 illus. eReference. In 2 volumes |
ISBN-13: 9783642015472 | PDF | 50.94 MB
ISBN: 9783642015465
Release Date: November 2, 2010
During the last three decades geosciences and geo-engineering were influenced by two essential scenarios: First, the technological progress has changed completely the observational and measurement techniques. Modern high speed computers and satellite based techniques are entering more and more all geodisciplines. Second, there is a growing public concern about the future of our planet, its climate, its environment, and about an expected shortage of natural resources. Obviously, both aspects, viz. efficient strategies of protection against threats of a changing Earth and the exceptional situation of getting terrestrial, airborne as well as spaceborne data of better and better quality explain the strong need of new mathematical structures, tools, and methods. Mathematics concerned with geoscientific problems, i.e.,
Geomathematics, is becoming increasingly important. The ‘Handbook Geomathematics’ as a central reference work in this area comprises the following scientific fields: (I) observational and measurement key technologies (II) modelling of the system Earth (geosphere, cryosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, biosphere) (III) analytic, algebraic, and operator-theoretic methods (IV) statistical and stochastic methods (V) computational and numerical analysis methods (VI) historical background and future perspectives.
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AutoCAD may become unstable when using the Look tool in the WHEEL command.
AutoCAD may become unstable when using 3D Orbit in degradation mode with 3Dconnexion devices.
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Command Line
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DGN Support
DGNIMPORT command may not work with the option to ignore external references.
Dimensions
Some AutoCAD Mechanical objects cannot be selected after being inserted as a block and exploded.
AutoCAD may become unstable when using eTransmit on drawings containing multileaders.
Display Acceleration
AutoCAD may become unstable when a password-protected screen saver displays on the screen.
Display Drivers
May have issues updating the Graphics Card drivers on Windows Vista or Windows 7.
Some display drivers may show up as certified even though they were not certified.
DWG
WBLOCK may be unable to save the drawing to the AutoCAD 2000 file format for “DWG” and “DXF”.
External References
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Graphic System
AutoCAD may become unstable when opening multiple drawings in the same session when running out of video memory.
AutoCAD may become unstable when opening large amounts of drawings.
Hatch
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Some hatch objects on a newly thawed layer may require a “REGEN” to display.
Some custom hatch patterns may not display in the Ribbon panel.
AutoCAD may become unstable when using grips to select hatches in some drawings.
AutoCAD may become unstable when editing annotative hatch through the Ribbon.
Hatch Scale may revert to 1 when setting transparency and angle on a hatch pattern on a 64-bit operating system.
Help
Welcome Screen Videos may not play on 64-bit operating systems.
Searching Online Help may be slow.
Layer
Changing layers transparently from the Ribbon will not update to the new layer when you complete the command.
Layer properties cannot be changed transparently from the Ribbon.
Licensing
Cascading license can't be checked out if one of the distributed server machines doesn't exist on the network.
AutoCAD cannot get a license from the distributed server when one of servers is stopped.
Image
AutoCAD may become unstable when plotting a drawing with plot transparency set to "On".
Materials
Protein Materials values created on a 64-bit operating system will not work on a 32-bit operating system.
When FBXEXPORT is using the default settings, de-selecting the Insert as Block option in FBXIMPORT results in nothing being imported.
MText
Mtext Paragraph spacing cannot be removed.
Text in AutoCAD Mechanical-created Fit dimension can change unexpectedly after DDEDIT.
ObjectDBX
Unable to export multi-line attribute values with ObjectDBX.
OLE (Object Linking & Embedding)
Drawings with OLE objects saved as a DXF file no longer contain OLE options.
Open/Save
AutoCAD may become unstable when using Undo on large drawings.
Other
FBX® files imported from Autodesk 3ds Max will not import unless materials are unchecked.
AutoCAD may become unstable if a drawing REGEN occurs after editing a block.
AutoCAD will not take advantage of the 3-gigabyte switch when enabled on a 32-bit operating system.
Color book values may not display properly in AutoCAD
Partial Open
AutoCAD may become unstable when SDI (Single Document Interface) is set to 1, while editing drawings with OPENPARTIAL are set to 1.
PDF Export
Adobe Reader may display a warning message “Cannot find or create the font “ArialMT” when opening PDF files created in AutoCAD.
Publish
AutoCAD may become unstable when publishing large drawings to PDF.
Raster Design
AutoCAD may become unstable when inserting some BMP images.
Saving with ISAVE, ISAVEAS, and ISAVE again may cause an error message saying that you cannot save the file.
Ribbon
AutoCAD may become unstable in a side-by-side install if the files tab path points to the Install Directory of AutoCAD 2010.
AutoCAD may become unstable when Regional and Language Options are set to Turkish language.
Ribbon Fold panels cannot be transferred in the CUI Editor.
AutoCAD may become unstable if you have a "." in your menugroup name.
While in a command, changing the workspace from the Quick Access toolbar will not work.
Loading custom toolbars from the Ribbon may fail.
Section & Flatten
All cut-away geometry in sectionplane may not display properly when selecting “Show Cut-away Geometry”.
Selection Highlighting
Selection Cycling displays when none should be visible.
AutoCAD may become unstable when holding control and hovering over intersections of lines.
Changing the Selection Cycling toggle from "Off" to "On" and then quitting AutoCAD may cause you to receive an error report.
AutoCAD may become unstable after using the "CapturePreviewImage" method
Snaps
Crosshairs do not extend across the screen when set to 100% in isometric snap style.
Visual Lisp
Visual Lisp may display an error message when using ads_defun and ads_regfunc calls in AcApp.arx.
When using the lisp function, "vl-directory-files" may cause AutoCAD to become unstable if the directory path is long.
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As a result of detailed information from customers who used the Customer Error Reporting Utility, a number of problems were identified and fixed. Updates have been made in the following commands and features:
2D Display
3D Navigation Tools
Annotation Scaling
Attributes
Customize User Interface (CUI)
DGN Support
External References
File Navigation
General UI
Graphic System
Hatch
Inquiry
Image
Layer
Open/Save
Other
Parametric Drawing
Partial Open
PDF Export
Ribbon
Selection
Selection Highlighting
General Updates
The following defects have been fixed:
.NET API
.NET applications built for AutoCAD 2010 may not run on AutoCAD 2011.
When opening multiple drawings, the minimize and maximize buttons may not always be visible.
You may experience a random exception when loading custom ARX applications.
2D Display
When using Software Acceleration, AutoCAD may become unstable.
3D Cache
When VSINTERSECTIONEDGES is set to “0”, Camera preview can be extremely slow.
3D Modeling
AutoCAD may become unstable when stretching along the Z-axis of the Gizmo.
Using the Gizmo grip on a 3D model may not work correctly from the right-click menu.
3D Navigation Tools
Navigation Bar tooltips may cause AutoCAD to become unstable when switching between drawings.
Clicking on the “X” to close AutoCAD may fail if the drawing is maximized, and both the ViewCube® and SteeringWheels® function are enabled.
Orbiting 3D models does not degrade when Adaptive Degradation is checked in the Performance Tuner and uses the 3D Connexion device.
AutoCAD may become unstable when using the Look tool in the WHEEL command.
AutoCAD may become unstable when using 3D Orbit in degradation mode with 3Dconnexion devices.
AutoCAD may become unstable when using the Walk tool in the SteeringWheels feature with degradation and when FPS is set to a limit of 30.
Annotation Scaling
Drawings containing 100 or more annotation scales cannot be reset.
ARX
Third-party applications may fail when using "removeCmd" in custom ARX applications.
Attributes
Multiline attributes in a dynamic block created in AutoCAD 2011 may not display in AutoCAD 2010.
Command Line
With Dynamic Mode set to “0”, you may not be able to input Japanese or Chinese characters at the command line.
Customer Involvement Program
AutoCAD fails to start due to Customer Involvement Program on Windows 7 workstations with Windows 2008 Server on the same subnet.
CUI
When an Enterprise menu is loaded, the Workspace control in the CUI Editor may be grayed out.
Unable to copy and paste toolbar controls in the CUI Editor.
When switching profiles that point to a CUIx file cannot be found, AutoCAD may become unstable.
When using "^P" in a macro, the MENUECHO is not displayed properly.
Digitizer
AutoCAD will display a CER (Customer Error Report) dialog when exiting AutoCAD with a digitizer configured.
DGN Support
DGNIMPORT command may not work with the option to ignore external references.
Dimensions
Some AutoCAD Mechanical objects cannot be selected after being inserted as a block and exploded.
AutoCAD may become unstable when using eTransmit on drawings containing multileaders.
Display Acceleration
AutoCAD may become unstable when a password-protected screen saver displays on the screen.
Display Drivers
May have issues updating the Graphics Card drivers on Windows Vista or Windows 7.
Some display drivers may show up as certified even though they were not certified.
DWG
WBLOCK may be unable to save the drawing to the AutoCAD 2000 file format for “DWG” and “DXF”.
External References
AutoCAD may become unstable when an External Reference is reloaded after XOPEN, EDIT, or SAVE.
Graphic System
AutoCAD may become unstable when opening multiple drawings in the same session when running out of video memory.
AutoCAD may become unstable when opening large amounts of drawings.
Hatch
Hatch may not display properly when dynamic blocks are part of the boundary and live preview is enabled.
Some hatch objects on a newly thawed layer may require a “REGEN” to display.
Some custom hatch patterns may not display in the Ribbon panel.
AutoCAD may become unstable when using grips to select hatches in some drawings.
AutoCAD may become unstable when editing annotative hatch through the Ribbon.
Hatch Scale may revert to 1 when setting transparency and angle on a hatch pattern on a 64-bit operating system.
Help
Welcome Screen Videos may not play on 64-bit operating systems.
Searching Online Help may be slow.
Layer
Changing layers transparently from the Ribbon will not update to the new layer when you complete the command.
Layer properties cannot be changed transparently from the Ribbon.
Licensing
Cascading license can't be checked out if one of the distributed server machines doesn't exist on the network.
AutoCAD cannot get a license from the distributed server when one of servers is stopped.
Image
AutoCAD may become unstable when plotting a drawing with plot transparency set to "On".
Materials
Protein Materials values created on a 64-bit operating system will not work on a 32-bit operating system.
When FBXEXPORT is using the default settings, de-selecting the Insert as Block option in FBXIMPORT results in nothing being imported.
MText
Mtext Paragraph spacing cannot be removed.
Text in AutoCAD Mechanical-created Fit dimension can change unexpectedly after DDEDIT.
ObjectDBX
Unable to export multi-line attribute values with ObjectDBX.
OLE (Object Linking & Embedding)
Drawings with OLE objects saved as a DXF file no longer contain OLE options.
Open/Save
AutoCAD may become unstable when using Undo on large drawings.
Other
FBX® files imported from Autodesk 3ds Max will not import unless materials are unchecked.
AutoCAD may become unstable if a drawing REGEN occurs after editing a block.
AutoCAD will not take advantage of the 3-gigabyte switch when enabled on a 32-bit operating system.
Color book values may not display properly in AutoCAD
Partial Open
AutoCAD may become unstable when SDI (Single Document Interface) is set to 1, while editing drawings with OPENPARTIAL are set to 1.
PDF Export
Adobe Reader may display a warning message “Cannot find or create the font “ArialMT” when opening PDF files created in AutoCAD.
Publish
AutoCAD may become unstable when publishing large drawings to PDF.
Raster Design
AutoCAD may become unstable when inserting some BMP images.
Saving with ISAVE, ISAVEAS, and ISAVE again may cause an error message saying that you cannot save the file.
Ribbon
AutoCAD may become unstable in a side-by-side install if the files tab path points to the Install Directory of AutoCAD 2010.
AutoCAD may become unstable when Regional and Language Options are set to Turkish language.
Ribbon Fold panels cannot be transferred in the CUI Editor.
AutoCAD may become unstable if you have a "." in your menugroup name.
While in a command, changing the workspace from the Quick Access toolbar will not work.
Loading custom toolbars from the Ribbon may fail.
Section & Flatten
All cut-away geometry in sectionplane may not display properly when selecting “Show Cut-away Geometry”.
Selection Highlighting
Selection Cycling displays when none should be visible.
AutoCAD may become unstable when holding control and hovering over intersections of lines.
Changing the Selection Cycling toggle from "Off" to "On" and then quitting AutoCAD may cause you to receive an error report.
AutoCAD may become unstable after using the "CapturePreviewImage" method
Snaps
Crosshairs do not extend across the screen when set to 100% in isometric snap style.
Visual Lisp
Visual Lisp may display an error message when using ads_defun and ads_regfunc calls in AcApp.arx.
When using the lisp function, "vl-directory-files" may cause AutoCAD to become unstable if the directory path is long.
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It isn't a book! There´s no author, editor or any reference (including references for a company or School/University).
But it´s a beginner level well illustrated material with didactics and useful information about bore piles!
There´s no better qualifying section for this material, so, my opinion is to stay here!
Practical Trigonometry - by Herbert Clement Playne, Reginald Charles Fawdry
Herbert Clement Playne, Reginald Charles Fawdry, "Practical Trigonometry"
Nabu Press | 2010 (1906) | ISBN: 1171526091, 115257115X | ASIN: B00457D074 | 184 pages | PDF | 14,8 MB
The object of this book is to give the reader a working knowledge of elementary Trigonometry. The book contains many and varied examples to be worked out by the student. Many examples illustrate the use of Trigonometry in Mechanics, Physics and Analytical Geometry.
•Measurements of angles
•Trigonometrical function
•The use of four figure tables of natural functions
•Functions of angles greater than right angle
•Relations between the sides and angles of a triangle
•Projection and formulae of for compound angles
•Logarithms
•Solutions of triangles circumscribed inscribed and escribed circles
•Radian or circular measure of angles
•Angles which are not on one plane, trigonometrical surveying
Publisher: London : E. Arnold Publication date: 1906 Subjects: Trigonometry Notes: This is an OCR reprint. There may be numerous typos or missing text. There are no illustrations or indexes. When you buy the General Books edition of this book you get free trial access to Million-Books.com where you can select from more than a million books for free. You can also preview the book there. --This text refers to an alternate paperback edition.
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Project Management for Business, Engineering, and Technology, Third Edition - by John M. Nicholas, Herman Steyn
ISBN13: 9780750683999
ISBN10: 0750683996
Subtitle: Principles and Technology
Author: Nicholas, John M.
Author: Steyn, Herman
Author: Nicholas, John M.
Publisher: Butterworth-Heinemann
Subject: Accounting - Managerial
Subject: Management - General
Subject: Accounting - General
Subject: Project management
Publication Date: February 2008
Binding: Paperback
Language: English
Pages: 746
Publisher Comments:
Project Management for Business, Engineering and Technology, 3rd edition is a direct response to the ever-increasing need for better project management. First covering the essential background, from origins and philosophy to methodology, the main bulk of the book is dedicated to the concepts and techniques of practical application, including project initiation and proposals, scope and task definition, scheduling, budgeting, risk analysis, control, project organization and all-important people aspects--project leadership, team building, conflict resolution and stress management.
The Systems Development Cycle is used as a framework to discuss project management in a variety of situations, making this the go-to book for managing virtually any kind of project, program or task force. Focusing on projects as goal-oriented systems of interrelated components functioning in a larger environment, the book targets the ultimate purpose of project management--to unify and integrate the interests, resources and work efforts of many stakeholders, as well as schedules, budgets, and plans, to accomplish the overall project goal.
This new edition provides:
* A comprehensive, balanced view that emphasizes both the behavioral and quantitative sides of project management
* Methods, procedures and systems for defining, planning, scheduling, controlling and organizing project activities
* Methods and procedures for handling the organziational, managerial and human behavioral issues relevant to project management
* Tools and concepts of growing importance, including project methodology, the project management office, project portfolio management and international project management
* Over 100 examples and case studies to illustrate theory in practice
This book is intended for advanced undergraduate and graduate university students, and for practicing managers in business, engineering and technology.
John Nicholas is Professor of Information Systems and Operations Management, Loyola University, Chicago. He is an active teacher, writer and researcher in project management and manufacturing management.
Herman Steyn is Professor at the Department of Engineering and Technology Management, University of Pretoria, South Africa.
* Takes a unique systems approach to project management, relevant to the management of virtually any kind of project, program or task force
* New case studies, including Proposal Evaluation for Apollo Spacecraft, The Big Dig: Boston's Central Artery/Tunnel Project and Maxim Corporation America
* New chapters on growing areas such as project methodology, the project management office, project portfolio management and international project management
Synopsis:
Appropriate for classes on the management of service, product, and engineering projects, this book encompasses the full range of project management, from origins, philosophy, and methodology to actual applications.
Synopsis:
Project management at the advanced undergraduate or master's level. Management courses for engineers and technologists, Masters project management courses. The text is appropriate for classes on the management of service, product, engineering projects. Project Managers.
* A unique systems approach to project management - no other books on project management address this important aspect in sufficient detail
* A strong balance between research/scholarship/state-of-the-art and pragmatic how to do it guidance for students.
* New case studies with questions including: Proposal Evaluation for Apollo Spacecraft; Bridgecon Contractors (Cost-time tradeoff on a construction project); Ceiling Panel Collapse in the Big Dig Project; The Nelson Mandela Bridge (Risk management); SA Gold Mine: Earned Value After a Scope Change; The Big Dig: Boston's Central Artery/Tunnel Project (stakeholder management); Maxim Corporation America (project management office, methodology, portfolio management); Mozal Project - International Investment in an Underdeveloped Country
* This third edition contains new chapters on Project Quality Management, Managing Project Management, Managing Multiple Projects and International Project Management
Synopsis:
Project management at the advanced undergraduate or master's level. Management courses for engineers and technologists, Masters project management courses. The text is appropriate for classes on the management of service, product, engineering projects. Project Managers.
* A unique systems approach to project management - there are no other books on project management that address this important aspect in sufficient detail
* A strong balance between research/scholarship/state-of-the-art and pragmatic how to do it guidance for students
* This third edition contains new chapters on Project Quality Management, Managing Project Management, Managing Multiple Projects and International Project Management - plus, new case studies throughout
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Mechanics and Design of REINFORCED CONCRETE by SAOUMA
Author: VICTOR E. SAOUMA
Version: Draft
Date: May 18, 2002
Contents
1 INTRODUCTION
2 FLEXURE
3 SHEAR
4 CONTINUOUS BEAMS
5 SERVICEABILITY
6 APPROXIMATE FRAME ANALYSIS
7 ONE WAY SLABS
8 COLUMNS
9 PRESTRESSED CONCRETE
10 FOOTINGS
11 DEEP BEAMS
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Mechanics of particulate media a probabilistic approach - M. E. Harr
I am following this forum for the last 6 months. It helps me a lot in my studies because I belongs to a under-developed region. If anybody having this book please post it.
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