Report No. 2
Reported by the South African Institution of Civil Engineering
ISBN: 0 - 620 - 17667 - 9
In 1989 the Structural Division of the South African Institution of Civil Engineers created a sub-committee to examine the design of prestressed concrete flat slabs. It was found that a certain amount of poor design was prevalent, and the committee decided to produce a booklet of recommendations for good practice.
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Posted by: surulerian - 10-08-2010, 11:34 AM - Forum: Archive
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I am undertaking a project research in Nigeria to determine the feasibility of using quarry fines as fine aggregates in concrete. I am looking for books and journals of any research carried out in this area. Your contributions and help is appreciated.
BS EN 1926:2006
Natural stone test methods. Determination of uniaxial compressive strength
Status: Current
Publication Date: 31 January 2007
Cross References:
EN 197-1, EN 12390, EN 12670:2001, EN 13383-1:2002, EN 1925, EN 1936, EN 12370, EN 12371, EN 12372, EN 12407, EN 12440, EN 13161, EN 13364, EN 13373, EN 13755, EN 13919, EN 14066, EN 14146, EN 14147, EN 14158, EN 14205, EN 14231, EN 14579, EN 14580, EN 14581, EN 14157
Replaces: BS EN 1926:1999
International Relationships: EN 1926:2006 Identical
Supersedes Draft: 06/30149199 DC
Descriptors:
Stone, Construction materials, Compressive strength, Compression testing, Strength of materials, Specimen preparation, Test equipment, Cubic shape, Cylindrical shape, Surfaces, Loading, Statistical methods of analysis, Physical testing
ICS: 73.020 (Mining and quarrying)
91.100.15 (Mineral materials and products)
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DIN 4094-1:Subsoil - Field investigations - Part 1: Cone penetration tests
DIN 4094-2:Field testing - Part 2: Borehole dynamic probing
DIN4094-3:Subsoil - Field testing - Part 3: Dynamic probing
DIN 4094-4:Subsoil - Field testing - Part 4: Field vane test
DIN 4094-5:Geotechnical field investigations - Part 5: Borehole deformation tests
Posted by: mantas1985 - 10-08-2010, 06:47 AM - Forum: Archive
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Please help dear colleagues,
I am searching PDF books of log building construction, connections, material types...In e.g. Log Construction Manual by Robert W. Chambers
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Dear All,
Has anyone this book below. If yes please upload it. Thanks in advance.
"Slope Stability and Stabilization Methods, 2nd Edition, Lee W. Abramson, Thomas S. Lee, Sunil Sharma, Glenn M. Boyce"
K. L. Kumar, "Engineering Mechanics"
Tata Mcgraw Hill | 2003 | ISBN: 0070494738 | 642 pages | Language: English | PDF | 26,4 MB
This book has detailed hints for chapter end tutorial problems to help the readers to attempt all the problems.
Expanded coverage of the chapter on Friction with the inclusion of several examples and additional detailing of the topic in various other chapter too. Chapter on Central force motion covering trajectories, launching of a satellite, astronomical facts, etc. Presents separate chapters and detailed treatment on Dynamics of particles, Kinematics of rigid bodies, Dynamics of rigid bodies as different from the previous edition wherein it was covered all together in a chapter. Incorporates a large number of engineering-oriented solved examples (251), unsolved problems (341), concept review questions (111), and multiple-choice questions (96). Includes description of 15 laboratory experiments as reference.
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