by:Bo Myint-Win and Victor Choa
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Written by authors with years of teaching, research and project experience in reclamation and ground improvement, this book illustrates both theoretical and practical aspects in the design of reclamation and ground improvement works.
It covers not only improvement of soft natural soil but also densification of granular fill material. Methods of reclamation, site and equipment selection and construction procedure of shore protection works are also described in this comprehensive book. Additionally, site investigation and characterization required for reclamation and ground improvement projects are explained extensively.
This book is an invaluable resource for academics, undergraduate and postgraduate students, researchers and practicing engineers. It is also a useful guide for contractors and consultants who are implementing reclamation and ground improvement projects involving prefabricated vertical drain and deep sand compaction.
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Authors: Bo Myint-Win, Chu Jian, Low Bak Kong Low and Victor Choa
Hardcover: 359 pages
Publisher: Cengage Learning; 1st edition (July 31, 2002)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 981243044X
ISBN-13: 978-9812430441
About the Book:
Written by authors with years of research and project experience in soil improvement using prefabricated vertical drains, the book illustrates both theoretical and practical aspects with frequent references to several land reclamation and soil improvement projects in Asia. Consolidation theories and numerical methods involving vertical drains are presented, and selection of appropriate design parameters for soil improvement using prefabricated vertical drains is discussed. Projects implementation and monitoring of performance are described. Several case studies are also...
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Space structures 5, Volume 1 and Volume 2
by G. A. R. Parke, P. Disney
volume 1 can be found here:
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Engineering Guide to Wood Frame Construction 2004 ed
Engineering Guide to Wood Frame Construction 2004 ed
Publisher Canadian Wood Council
Year of release 2004
Pages Approximately 300 pages
ISBN or Catalogue No 0-921628-71-4
The Engineering Guide for Wood Frame Construction has been produced by the Canadian Wood Council to provide guidance to engineers, building designers, building officials, builders, and students of these disciplines, on the structural design of wood elements and connections for wood frame buildings that fall within the scope of Part 9, User's Guide - NBC 1995 Application of Part 9 to Existing Buildings of the National Building Code of Canada. Engineering Guide for Wood Frame-Canadian Wood Council
Table of contents:
Part A: Foreward
Part B: Design Requirements
* Scope
* Definitions and Symbols
* Objectives and Design Requirements
* Loads
* Roof Design
* Floor Design
* Wall Design
* Column Design
* Diaphrame
* Sherwalls
* General Construction Details
Supplementary Guidelines and Tables
Part C: Supplementary Guidelines and Scope
Supplementary Guidelines on Applicability and Scope
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Time Series Modelling of Water Resources and Environmental Systems (Development in Water Science Series)
Time Series Modelling of Water Resources and Environmental Systems (Development in Water Science Series)
Authors: KEITH W. HIPEL & A. IAN McLEOD
Publisher: Elsevier Science Pub Company
Publishing Year: 1994 | ISBN: 0444892702 | 1013 pages | PDF | 19,3 MB
Language: English
This is a comprehensive presentation of the theory and practice of time series modelling of environmental systems. A variety of time series models are explained and illustrated, including ARMA (autoregressive-moving average), nonstationary, long memory, three families of seasonal, multiple input-single output, intervention and multivariate ARMA models. Other topics in environmetrics covered in this book include time series analysis in decision making, estimating missing observations, simulation, the Hurst phenomenon, forecasting experiments and causality.
Professionals working in fields overlapping with environmetrics - such as water resources engineers, environmental scientists, hydrologists, geophysicists, geographers, earth scientists and planners - will find this book a valuable resource. Equally, environmetrics, systems scientists, economists, civil & mechanical engineers, chemical engineers, and management scientists will find the time series modeling approaches and techniques in their field of application by using this material.
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To grab a basic and fundamental knowledge of "Time Series Modeling", please refer to the following threads, where you can find the Book "Introduction to Time Series Modeling". Hope it would help you in your work and study.
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* Author: Wanda J Lewis
* Hardbound ISBN: 978-0-7277-3236-1
* Publication Date: December 2003
* Format: Hardbound
Book Summary
The tension structures discussed in this book are predominantly roofing forms created from pre-stressed cable nets, cable trusses, and continuous membranes (fabric structures). A unique feature in their design is ?form-finding? ? an interactive process of defining the shape of a structure under tension. The book discusses the role of stable minimal surfaces (minimum energy forms occurring in natural objects, such as soap films) in finding optimal shapes of membrane and cable structures. The discussion of form-finding is extended to structural forms whose shape is supposedly known, such as suspension bridge cable
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Publisher Canadian Wood Council
Year of release 2004
Format Softcover
Pages 315 pages
ISBN or Catalogue No 0-921628-69-2
The Span Book
The Span Book is a supplement to the wood joist, rafter and beam spans found in the National Building Code of Canada. This booklet contains span tables in metric and imperial units for wood joists, rafters, beams and lintels.
Builders, building officials and specifiers of wood frame construction can use these tables to supplement those published in the National Building Code of Canada in accordance with the authority having jurisdiction. Tables in the Span Book and the National Building Code of Canada were both generated by the Canadian Wood Council.
* Chapter 1: Scope Energy and the Environment - Canadian Wood Frame Construction
* Chapter 2: Energy and the Environment-Canadian Wood Frame Construction
* Chapter 3: Specification
* Chapter 4: Minimum Code Requirements
* Chapter 5: Spans
* Chapter 6: Supported Length
* Chapter 7: Design Considerations
* Chapter 8: Other Loads
* Chapter 9: Grade Stamps
Table metric units joists:
Floor and Ceiling Joists (Tables 1-2)
Rafters : Roof Joists and Rafters (Tables 3-4)
Beams : Beams and Lintels (Tables 5-9)
Table imperial units:
Imperial Units Joists : Floor and Ceiling Joists (Tables 1-2)
Rafters : Roof Joists and Rafters (Tables 3-4)
Beams : Beans and Lintels (Tables 5-9)
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Introduction to Wood Design 2005 ed
Publisher Canadian Wood Council
Year of release 2005
Pages 400 pages
ISBN or Catalogue No 0-921628-73-0
Introduction to Wood Design: a learning guide to complement the Wood Design Manual, 2005 Edition
Chapter 1: Introduction to Wood Design has been prepared to facilitate and encourage the instruction of wood engineering at Canadian universities and colleges. The information has been prepared in consultation with professors to ensure its relevance to the way wood engineering is taught.
Chapter 2: Safety, Reliability and Serviceability
* General Information
* Design Methods
* Strength and Serviceability Limit States
* Structural Reliability Reliability of Wood and Engineered - Wood Products
Chapter 3: Loads
* General Loads
* Structural Loads
* Tables
Chapter 4: Structural Form
* General Information
* Factors influencing Structural Form
* Wood-Frame Construction
* Special Structural Forms
* Lateral Resistance
* Tables
Chapter 5: Design Properties of Wood
* General Information
* Basic Properties
* Modification Factors
* Tables
Chapter 6: Wood Products
* General Information
* Main Structural Members
* Sheathing and Decking
* Tables
Chapter 7: Bending Members
* General Information
* Sawn Lumber Bending Members
* Glulam Bending Members
* Tables
Chapter 8: Compression Members
* Compression Members
* Table
Chapter 9: Tension Members
* Tension Members
Chapter 10: Combined Axial Loads and Bending Members
* Combined Compression and Bending members
* Combined Tension and Beinding member
Chapter 11: Connections
* General Information
* General Requirements
* Split Ring and Shear Plate Connectors
* Bolts, Drift Pins
* Lag Screws
* Timber Rivets
* Truss Plates
* Nails and Spikes
* Joist Hangers
* Tables
Chapter 12: Lateral Load Resisting Systems
* General Information
* Shearwall and Diaphragm Action
* Analysis Considerations
* Construction
* Design Procedures
* Examples
Chapter 13: Sample Building
* General Description
* Glulam Roof Bearn Simply Supported at Columns
* Glulam Roof Bean-Cantilever and Suspended
* Tongue and Groove Decking in Garden Centre
* Sawn Timber Roof Purlin in Garden Centre
* Glulam Header bean in Office
* Timber Rivert Hanger Connection
* Lateral Loads : East-West Direction
* Lateral Loads : North - South Direction
* Roof Diaphragm and Chords
* Shearwall, Chords and Tie-Down Connections
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