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  Applied Regression Analysis and Multivariable Methods
Posted by: Grunf - 10-04-2010, 07:01 AM - Forum: Archive - No Replies

Request for the link to:

Applied Regression Analysis and Multivariable Methods

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David G. Kleinbaum (Author), Lawrence L. Kupper (Author), Keith E. Muller (Author), Azhar Nizam (Author)

Product Details:
* Hardcover: 816 pages
* Publisher: Duxbury Press; 3 edition (September 15, 1997)
* Language: English
* ISBN-10: 0534209106
* ISBN-13: 978-0534209100

Product Description
Regression students will appreciate this best-seller's modern, practical approach and its use of real-life problems. The third edition offers a significant shift in emphasis from calculation to interpretation, by replacing computational formulas with computer printouts in SAS«. It highlights the role of the computer in contemporary statistics with numerous printouts and exercises that can be solved with the computer.Appropriate for statistics, biostatistics, mathematics, psychology, sociology, business, and industrial engineering students or anyone who intends to use regression analysis in their work, this text offers a traditional structure with a modern flavor. The authors emphasize model development; the intuitive logic and assumptions that underlie the techniques covered as well as the purposes, advantages and disadvantages, and valid interpretations of those techniques.



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Many thanks to uploader and the member who is willing to share this book!
With regards
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  SDF file convert
Posted by: mantas1985 - 10-04-2010, 05:50 AM - Forum: Free Discussion - Replies (1)

How to convert SDF files to PDF or other text file?

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  Simillar User Names
Posted by: igor1234 - 10-03-2010, 06:21 PM - Forum: Free Discussion - Replies (2)

I have notice that some users are using to similar names as existing ones.
Sometimes the user names are as trademark especially when he/she is to active in the forum.
I do not like when someone will register with name that is to close to mine.
I do not know if this example is accidental or is with some purpose but is not right to steal others ideas.

The new member with name "BennyK" has to similar name as our old user (at the moment he is protector) "BennyP".



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  Handbook of Industrial Engineering Calculations and Practice
Posted by: cargadory2k - 10-03-2010, 03:22 PM - Forum: General Books - Replies (2)

Handbook of Industrial Engineering Calculations and Practice

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Handbook of Industrial Engineering Calculations and Practice
Adedeji B. Baduri
Olefemi A. Omitaomu
CRC 2010
ISBN: 1420076272
English Pages: 454 PDF 5 MB


Industrial engineering practitioners don't have to be computational experts; they just have to know where to get the computational resources that they need. This book provides access to computational resources needed by industrial engineers. It consists of several sections, each with a focus on a particular specialization area of industrial engineering, such as basic and engineering math, production engineering, engineering economics, ergonomics, systems and data engineering, project engineering, and simulation and statistical calculations. The book elucidates the underlying equations that facilitate the understanding required to improve design processes.




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  Engineering Geological Advances in Japan for the New Millennium Kanaori
Posted by: cargadory2k - 10-03-2010, 01:52 PM - Forum: Geology - Replies (1)

Engineering Geological Advances in Japan for the New Millennium Y. Kanaori, K. Tanaka, M. Chigira

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Engineering Geological Advances in Japan for the New Millennium
Y. Kanaori, K. Tanaka, M. Chigira
Publisher: Elsevier Science 2000-11-01
ISBN: 0444505059
Pages: 360 PDF 23.36 MB

The geology of the Japanese Islands is enormously complicated because of the active tectonism that has taken place on the boundary between the Pacific and Eurasian plates. Geological formations there are intricately deformed and displaced by many active faults. Hence, in planning for and siting large construction projects, such as nuclear power stations, underground power stations, and the underground facility for High-Level Radioactive Waste (HLW), more detailed investigations are necessary than in more stable parts of the world. Only then can assessments be made as to the long-term stability, hydrological characteristics and mechanical characteristics of geological conditions.




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  Teaching of Teachers Seminar, Indonesia and some lecture notes
Posted by: mojmax - 10-03-2010, 01:26 PM - Forum: Calculation Notes & Analysis Files - Replies (2)

Plaxis exsercise

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Teaching of Teachers Seminar, Indonesia
and some lecture notes



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  MULTI-SCALE COMPUTATIONAL SIMULATION OF PROGRESSIVE COLLAPSE OF STEEL FRAMES
Posted by: yanburak - 10-03-2010, 11:47 AM - Forum: Journals, Papers and Presentations - No Replies

MULTI-SCALE COMPUTATIONAL SIMULATION OF PROGRESSIVE COLLAPSE OF STEEL FRAMES

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ABSTRACT
Progressive building collapse occurs when failure of a structural component leads to the
failure and collapse of surrounding members, possibly promoting additional collapse.
Global system collapse will occur if the damaged system is unable to reach a new static
equilibrium configuration. The objective of this research is to identify and investigate
important issues related to collapse of seismically designed steel building systems using
multi-scale computational models.
Coupled multi-scale finite element simulations are first carried out to investigate the
collapse response of moment resisting steel frame sub-assemblages. Simulation results
suggest that for collapse resistant construction, designers should strive to use a larger
number of smaller beam members rather than concentrate resistance in a few larger
members and should specify ASTM A-992 steel rather than specifying generic steels.
Improved behavior can also be achieved by increasing the shear tab thickness or directly
welding the beam web to the column.
Using information gleaned from the sub-assemblage simulations, computationally
efficient structural scale models for progressive collapse analysis of seismically designed
steel frames systems are developed. The models are calibrated and utilized within the
context of the alternate path method to study the collapse resistance of multistory steel
moment and braced frame building systems. A new analysis technique termed
“pushdown analysis” is proposed and used to investigate collapse modes, failure loads
and robustness of seismically designed frames. The collapse and pushdown analyses
show that systems designed for high seismic risk are less vulnerable to gravity-induced
progressive collapse and more robust than those designed for moderate seismic risk.
Motivated by a number of deficiencies in existing ductile fracture models for steel, a new
micro-mechanical constitutive model is proposed. Damage mechanics principles are used
and a scalar damage variable is introduced to represent micro-structural evolution related
to micro-void nucleation, growth and coalescence during the ductile fracture process in
steels. Numerical implementation and parametric studies are presented and discussed.
Calibration and validation studies show that the proposed model can successfully
represent ductile fracture of steels.
Although the system studies in this dissertation focused primarily on in-plane collapse
response, the models and simulation methodologies developed herein can be extended in
future work to address the collapse resistance of three-dimensional models.

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  Problem in Deflection Limit ( ETABS) Help!
Posted by: hamzeaziz - 10-03-2010, 09:28 AM - Forum: Archive Problem - Replies (2)

Hi guys
I have a problem with the value of Deflection limit in ETABS for Steel design.
As you see below there is a picture of perfrences tab and its is value.
In yellow mark all the value are as i need it for deflection limit.

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But as you see below after analysis and design the limit for deflection control are same for all type of loads, even its equal L / 472 ( 25.4mm) !!

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So where the problem is ? please someone help me!
Thanks

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  Programming and New generations of engineers
Posted by: mecheil.edwar - 10-03-2010, 08:46 AM - Forum: Free Discussion - Replies (18)

Hoping the new generations of engineers will be more lucky for programming...
nowadays any one need any design tool he is searching for some softwares... thanks god for getting softwares... But I want the developing should be with programming language itself... it should be more easy... why we do not have a programming langauge just you copy paste tool on it...
if the programming language will be easy to produce graphical user interface like autocad or robot and more easy to write the codes then every engineer can read and search and develope his own programs....
it is a dream and hoping it will be a real fact in the nearest future....

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  [REQUEST] Engineering economy and the decision making process
Posted by: d3d3n - 10-03-2010, 04:17 AM - Forum: Archive - No Replies

# Full title: Engineering economy and the decision making process
# Author(s): Joseph C. Hartman
# Publisher: Prentice Hall ( 08/14/2006)
# Language: English
# ISBN-10: 0131424017
# ISBN-13: 9780131424012

Best regards,
d3d3n :yes:

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