Bracing Demand in Axially Loaded Cold-Formed Steel Stud Walls
J. Arch. Engrg. Volume 14, Issue 3, pp. 85-89 (September 2008)
Thomas Sputo and Kevin Beery
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Wall Stud-to-Track Gap: Experimental Investigation
J. Arch. Engrg. Volume 13, Issue 2, pp. 105-110 (June 2007)
R. A. LaBoube and P. F. Findlay
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Project Planning & Control Using Primavera P6 by Paul E. Harris
# Full title: Project Planning & Control Using Primavera P6
# Author(s): Paul E. Harris
# Publisher: Eastwood Harris Pty Ltd.
# Language: e.g. English
# ISBN: 978-1-921059-20-9 (1-921059-20-6)
Dear Forum users,
I am trying to carry out a sub-frame analysis using MasterSeries software(An analysis and Design software to BS/EC and SABS codes of practice).
Under the Designer Suites>> Master beam: Concrete beam Designer, i can easily apply the safety factors of 1.4 and 1.6 as per BS requirements for dead and live loads respectively.
I would like to compare the force results(say moments, reactions and shears) as per British(BS) and EC(Euro) codes of practice.
I happen to face a problem here, for values less than 1.4 in the factor of safety for dead load, the program will not accept entry of the value say 1.35 as per EC requirements.
The live load entry box seems to be accepting all values and thus working as per expectations.
Is there any rectification to this anomaly or could it be a bug that the medicine did not take care of?
Please advise.
Thanks
i'm looking for this article: Recent advances in the field of long span tension structures
Engineering Structures, Volume 13, Issue 2, April 1991, Pages 164-177
Paul Cooper
Wiley 1996
ISBN: 0471186368
English
Pages: 480 PDF 14.9 MB
This graduate text, and Cooper's companion introductory text ('Introduction to the Technology of Explosives'), serve the same markets as the successful explosives reference by Meyer, now in its 4th edition. VCH also published the International Journal of Propellants, Explosives, and Pyrotechnics. The resulting package would give VCH the major presence in the field.
This text presents the basic technologies used in the engineering of explosives and explosive systems, i.e., chemistry, burning, detonation, shock waves, initiation theories, scaling. The book is written for upper-division undergraduate or graduate-level scientists and engineers, and assumes a good grasp of basic physics, chemistry, mechanics and mathematic through calculus. It is based on lecture notes used for graduate courses at the Dept. of Energy Laboratories, and could serve as a core text for a course at schools of mining or military engineering. The intent of the book is to provide the engineer or scientist in the field with an understanding of the phenomena involved and the engineering tools needed to solve/ design/ analyze a broad range of real problems.
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