Pile Foundation Design Example - US Units - Design Step 9
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I have a problem with the beam column capacity ratio at ETABS v.9.7.1.
When I used the ACI 318-05 to design the concrete frame, I can not to display the beam column capacity ratio. the result is N/A (not applicable) at the beam column capacity ratio out put.
But when I used the ACI 318-99 to design the concrete frame, I have no problem and I can to display the result of beam column capacity ratio.
Is there someone who can help me to solve this problem?
EN 474-5:1996 (it can be BS, DIN, UNE, NF...)
Title: Earth-moving machinery. Safety. Requirements for hydraulic excavators
Abstract: Specifies requirements additional to and/or exceptions from EN 474-1:1995 for the base machine, attachments and derivated machinery, except bucket wheel excavators. Certain compact and walking excavators are included.
Publication: Date 15 November 1996
Replaced By BS EN 474-5:2006+A1:2009
ICS 53.100 (Earth-moving machinery)
ISBN 0 580 26448 3
Pages 26
I need the 1996 version. I already have the 2006 version (without A1 amendment). If someone need the 2006 version, please let me know that I share it.
Basic Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Machines
Author(s): Zoeb Hussian, Mohammad Z. Abdullah & Zanial Alimuddin
Publisher: CRC Press
Date : 2009
Pages : 234
Format : PDF
Language : English
ISBN-10 : 1420095145
Size : 10 MB
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Following a concise overview of fluid mechanics informed by numerous engineering applications and examples, this reference presents and analyzes major types of fluid machinery and the major classes of turbines, as well as pump technology. It offers professionals and students in hydraulic engineering with background concepts as well as practical coverage of modern turbine technologies, fully explaining the advantages of both steam and gas turbines. Description, design, and operational information for the Pelton, Francis, Propeller, and Kaplan turbines are provided, as are outlines of various types of power plants. It provides solved examples, chapter problems, and a thorough case study.
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Urban Public Transport Today
Author: Barry John Simpson
Publisher: Routledge, UK | 1993 | ISBN: 0419187804 | 222 pages | PDF | 8,5 MB
ISBN: 978-0419187806 (paperback) 978-0203362235 (electronic)
This book is about how local public transport can be made a less unacceptable alternative to the private car than it is now. It is intended for officials, politicians and others interested in the land use/local transport conundrum. It is also valuable to town planners, those working for passenger transport authorities and anyone concerned with policy making and project appraisal for local public transport
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Excel 2007 and Dynamic charts for excel 2007
Excel 2007 and Dynamic charts for excel 2007
English | 608 pages | ISBN-10: 0735625441 | PDF | 73.09 MB
Extend your Excel 2007 skills—and create more-powerful and compelling charts in less time. Guided by an Excel expert, you’ll learn how to turn flat, static charts into dynamic solutions—where you can visualize and manipulate data countless ways with a simple mouse click. Get the hands-on practice and examples you need to produce your own, professional-quality results. No programming required!
Maximize the impact of your ideas and data!
Learn how your design decisions affect perception and comprehension
Match the right chart type to your communication objective
Visualize—then build—your solution using the author’s five-step approach
Apply the science of color to make the right things pop
Add controls—such as drop-down lists and scroll bars—without coding
Use conditional formatting to dynamically highlight and analyze data
Unleash your chart-making creativity—and bring numbers to life!
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Alternative Materials for the Reinforcement and Prestressing of Concrete
The book is intended for all those concerned with concrete structures in aggressive environments—as owners, specifiers or designers—who wish to ensure adequate durability. It should be of most interest to bridge and highway authorities, and to those concerned with marine, coastal and harbour works, chemical works and water supply or drainage. Above all, it should widen the
scope for designers by offering viable alternatives to conventional steel in concrete.
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This book covers the little known structural and architectural concept, design and construction of reciprocal frames, and is the first authoritive book of its kind, with an exhaustive coverage of a multitude of types. A simple description of reciprocal frames is ‘a structure made up of mutually supporting beams in a closed circuit’ – quite a good definition without a diagram or model. I have a six-membered timber model, made by Dr Popovic, which beautifully illustrates the simple principles. History has many examples – Serlio, da Vinci and Villard de Honnecourt – but these early ones were all planar examples. Here a huge variety of
types are analysed and illustrated.
This is a specialist’s book, with perhaps a limited appeal to architects and engineers at the forefront of thinking, but is fascinating as a treatise on an unusual structural system. Its content and scope are incredibly comprehensive, particularly on its extensive coverage of the many buildings in Japan, where the majority of the research was carried out. A ‘mind blowing’ book, which I am sure will lead to more exploration of ‘reciprocal frame structures’ in the future.
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