Posted by: kamran - 09-05-2010, 05:30 PM - Forum: General Books
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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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The post contains some useful 3d steel detailing with annotations. Those who want to draw 3d steel details might form their detail by using and modifying one of these details. They might be good start points for lots of details.
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Use of Composite Materials in Civil Infrastructure in Japan
Author: Vistasp M. Karbhari
Affiliation: Assistant Professor, University of California, San Diego
INTRODUCTION
For over 10 years now, the Japanese have pioneered the use of advanced fibers and polymer composites, initially within Japan itself, and more recently in Europe, Asia and the United States. Although the economic competitiveness of individual products may be unknown or questionable, each application provides a unique advantage because of the intrinsic properties of composites. Listing the reasons behind the rapid development and growth of these activities in Japan can shed light on why such advances have not taken place in the United States at the same rate, despite efforts (although isolated in most cases until recently) in similar areas
Table Of Contents
1. Introduction
Introduction
2. Short Carbon Fiber Reinforced Concrete
Background
Properties and Fiber Types
Applications
3. Reinforcing Elements for Concrete Structures
Introduction
Mechanisms of Collaboration
Carbon Fiber Based Linear Reinforcing Elements
Aramid Fiber Based Linear Reinforcing Elements
Grid Type Elements
Ground Anchors
Novel Material Shield-Cuttable Tunnel-Wall System: NOMST
4. External Fiber Tow/Fabric Reinforcement for Rehabilitation and Retrofit
Introduction - Materials and Processes
Mechanisms of Collaboration
Seismic Retrofit/Strengthening of Bridge Columns/Piers
External Strengthening of Bridge Girders and Deck Soffits
Retrofit/Strengthening of Buildings
Retrofit of Tunnels
Retrofit of Chimneys and Smokestacks
Retrofit of Other Structures
5. Overall Remarks and Conclusions
Organizational Structure
Collaborations for Research and Development
Review of Technology
Future Developments
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Posted by: balimela - 09-05-2010, 05:43 AM - Forum: Archive
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Can anyone have the following book:
"Hydrology And Water Resources Of India"
by Sharad K. Jain, Pushpendra K. Agarwal, Vijay P. Singh
Kluwer Academic Publishers, Hardcover - 03-2007, ISBN
Preview is available in googlebooks.
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