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  Ashampoo® UnInstaller 4 v4.04
Posted by: rusty - 06-10-2010, 10:12 PM - Forum: Non Engineering Software - No Replies

Ashampoo® UnInstaller 4 v4.04

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Windows is famous for getting more sluggish the more you use it. One reason for this is that many programs leave your computer full of digital garbage when you remove them. Every time you try out a new program and then uninstall it your system gets more and more clogged up with redundant program components that just get in the way and slow things down.

Contents of the UnInstaller toolbox:

* Automatic and manual monitoring of program installation
* Monitor secret program activities
* Remove all traces of programs from your system
* Interactive tool for removing programs for which you don’t have
Ashampoo UnInstaller installation logs
* Reinstaller – reinstall programs with all your settings
* Drag & Drop uninstaller
* Advanced hard disk defragmenter with automatic defragmentation
* Windows Registry cleanup tool
* Internet cleanup tool, delete all surfing traces
* Undelete tool, restore accidentally deleted files
* File wiper for secure deletion of files
* Find/delete duplicate files tool
* Find/delete temporary files tool
* Find/delete empty folders tool
* Start Menu cleanup tool
* Manage Windows services tool
* Manage Internet Explorer extensions tool
* File and folder backup and restore utility
* Font management tool, delete unnecessary fonts


more information about the software:
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  Applied Hydrogeology by C W Fetter
Posted by: ska51 - 06-10-2010, 08:39 PM - Forum: Water & Hydraulic Engineering - Replies (3)

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Applied Hydrogeology (Fourth Edition)

by C W Fetter
Publisher: Prentice Hall Inc, USA.
Page: 598

Hydrogeology is now considered to be a core course in the curriculum of undergraduated geology programs of civil engineering as well as many fields of engineering. There is ongoing demand for persons with training in hydrogeology by consulting organisations and state.

Most of the employment in hydrogeology is in the environmental area. This is a book that will help prepare students for either a career in hydrogeology or in other areas of environmental science and engineering where a strong background in hydrogeology is needed.

Applied Hydrogeology is intended as a textbook for an introductory course in hydrogeology taught either at the advanced undergraduated level or as a dual level undergraduate/graduate course. It is also useful in helping individuals who are preparing to take state examinations for professional registration as a hydrologist or hydrogeologist. It can be found as a reference book in the personal library of many working professionals.

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N. B.: zip file may contain two books
- Applied Hydrogeology by C W Fetter
- Basics of Groundwater by Ralph C Heath

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  Discussion about the base isolation design
Posted by: tibas - 06-10-2010, 07:48 PM - Forum: Calculation Notes & Analysis Files - Replies (2)

Dear all,
I want to open a new thread to discuss the calcul and designing of the buildings with seismic isolation devices.
We all know the procedure to start this study:

1/ Predimensioning the device (isolator devices);
2/ input the numerical model;
3/ Analysis of Results and verification

Discuss for threes last procedure
How predimensioning the device?
How input the numerical model?
What code or condition to Analysis of Results and verification?




Let us discuss it.

Best Regards.

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  Applied Hydrology
Posted by: ska51 - 06-10-2010, 07:30 PM - Forum: Water & Hydraulic Engineering - Replies (6)

Applied Hydrology

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Applied Hydrology
by Ven Te Chow, David R Maidment, Larry W Mays
Publishers: McGraw Hill Book Company Inc., USA
Size: 104 MB (PDF)

Applied Hydrology (Civil Engineering) Book Info:

This book is designed for a hydrologist, civil, or agricultural engineer. The text presents an integrated approach to hydrology, using the hydrologic/system or control volume as a mechanism for analyzing hydrologic problems.

This book is a useful book for teaching in the graduate class for civil engineers who are targeting a graduate degree with emphasis on hydrology. It might be a little advanced for undergraduates, but certainly is in the grasp of advanced undergraduate students.

Applied Hydrology is the text, which Chow was still alive but had not finished the book. Applied Hydrology was assembled posthumously by Maidment and Mays, who did a good job putting together whatever remained of Chow's work. It's an important text for water and hydrology relevant discipline specialty.

Part 1 of the text covers the basics and does it well. This material is timeless and will not change much as new research comes available. Part 2 covers analysis and shows its age, just a bi t. Unit hydrographs and lumped-flow routing are old technologies and while updates are inevitable, the basic technologies will not change. Chapters 9 and 10 are a bi t dated as substantial work has been done over the last 15 years. They're still good, but require supplementation. Chapters 11 and 12 again contain great fundamentals but the technology is changing. The theory of linear moments (L-moments) is working its way into hydrologic statistics for fitting distributions to datasets. Furthermore, there is a trend toward using resistant statistics (median, inter-quartile range, and others) for description of the statistics of hydrologic datasets. Part 3 on hydrologic design is still good, but is also showing its age just a little. Again, the basics are great and well-explained. However, as new data become available and new analyses of those data are accomplished, new interpretations also become available. This is true especially with precipitation atlases and the estimation of n-year precipitation events, and hence n-year hydrologic events.

Applied Hydrology is the best upper-undergraduate/graduate engineering hydrology text available. Like all textbooks, it is beginning to show its age because technology is not stagnant. But its descriptions of core concepts and the application thereof remains top notch.




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  Bluebeam PDF Revu CAD Edition 8.5
Posted by: BennyP - 06-10-2010, 03:58 PM - Forum: Non Engineering Software - Replies (3)

Bluebeam PDF Revu CAD Edition 8.5

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Bluebeam PDF Revu CAD Edition installs toolbar buttons in AutoCAD, Revit, SolidWorks and MS Office for one-button PDF creation and batch options. The Bluebeam PDF printer converts all other CAD and Windows files to 10 file formats. Bluebeam's specialized technology automatically reads your drawing's orientation, scale, line weights, merged lines, plot style table, and page size, so there is no need to adjust settings for perfect PDF conversion from AutoCAD, Revit or SolidWorks. This full-featured professional version also converts your CAD and Windows files to DWF, TIF, JPG, GIF, BMP, PNG, PSD, EMF, WMF, and PCL and includes PDF editing, markup, redlining, takeoff and online collaboration tools.

Any one can download the trial (full 30 days trial) and the deatails you fill are not important. No email back only link for download.

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The funny thing:

Move the date ahead (i checked for 2015) install and go back, it's works.


IMPORTANT NOTICE: You may use this software for evaluation purposes only.
If you like it, it is strongly suggested you buy it to support the developers.
By any means you may not use this software to make money or use it for commercial purpose.

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  World's Furthest Leaning Tower
Posted by: yakwetu - 06-10-2010, 03:40 PM - Forum: Free Discussion - No Replies

World's Furthest Leaning Tower

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When it comes to leaning, Italy's Leaning Tower of Pisa can no longer claim to going the furthest.
That honor goes to the Capital Gate building in Abu Dhabi, which was recently certified as being the "World's Furthest Leaning Man-made Tower" by Guinness World Records, according to reports. The building leans at 18 degrees, which is nearly five times that of the Tower of Pisa, which leans at 4 degrees.
However, unlike the Tower of Pisa, the 35-story, 525-foot Capital Gate tower was built to lean 18 degrees westward. So, how did they do it? According to Abu Dhabi National Exhibitions Company, who developed the tower, the building's floor plates are stacked vertically until the 12th floor, after which point they are "staggered over each other by between 300mm to 1400mm." ADNEC says Capital Gate also features "the world's first known use of a 'pre-cambered' core, which contains more than 15,000 cubic meters of concrete reinforced with 10,000 tons of steel."
The building, which boasts on its website that it is "designed to provide no symmetry so it amazes inside and outside," is being touted as an iconic tower for the Emirates' capital, symbolizing the city's vision of the future. "Capital Gate is a landmark development for Abu Dhabi and with this recognition the tower takes its place among the world's great buildings. It is a signature building which speaks of the foresight of the emirate," ADNEC's Chairman Sheikh Sultan Bin Tahnoon Al Nahyan said in a statement.
The United Arab Emirates is no stranger to signature buildings, having unveiled the world's tallest skyscraper, the Burj Khalifa, in Dubai in January. The Capital Gate tower is scheduled to be completed later this year

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  Water Resources Systems Planning and Management
Posted by: ska51 - 06-10-2010, 02:28 PM - Forum: Water & Hydraulic Engineering - Replies (2)

Water Resources Systems Planning and Management
An Introduction to Methods, Models and Applications

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Water Resources Systems Planning and Management-an Introduction to Methods, Models and Applications

By Daniel P. Loucks and Eelco van Beek with contributions from Jery R. Stedinger, Jozef P.M. Dijkman, Monique T. Villars

Studies and Reports in Hydrology series

50,00 € €

Livre / Cd-Rom, 680 pages, figures, tables, boxes, index and bibliography

Format: 26.8 x 21 cm

2005, 978-92-3-103998-0

UNESCO Publishing / WL - Delft Hydraulics



Water Resources Systems Planning and Management considers how water resources can become more integrated and sustainable. It introduces the science and art of modelling in support of water resources planning and management. The authors draw on their extensive experience to provide a variety of management tools that can be used in water resources system planning, development and management projects worldwide.

The information, examples, case studies and range of exercises included in this book will facilitate the process of becoming a skilled water resources systems modeller, analyst and planner. It will serve many students, teachers, and practising water resource engineers and planners in the years to come.

Daniel P. Louks is Professor of Civil Engineering at Cornell University in the USA.

Eelco Van Beek is a water resource specialist and manager of the freshwater systems group within WL - Delft Hydraulics in the Netherlands.



This book introduces the use of quantitative methods for identifying and evaluating alternative water resources management plans and policies. It can serve water resources engineers and planners as a useful guide. It presents ways of obtaining useful information for managing the world’s vital water resources.

The book builds on ‘Water Resources Systems Planning and Analysis’ by Loucks, Stedinger and Haith, published by Prentice Hall in 1981. It not only rigorously updates this text, but it also introduces new modelling methods and case studies. The graphics presented are innovative and in colour. The enclosed CD contains exercises, software and copies of all the figures and tables for use in presentations.


All models discussed in this book are designed for application on microcomputers. The software used to illustrate the solutions to various linear and non-linear optimisation problems can be obtained free of charge and downloaded from the Internet. Commonly available spreadsheet software can also be used.

About authors

Daniel P. Loucks

Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Cornell University in the US. Loucks has been actively involved in both the development and application of water resources models for over four decades. As a consultant, he has advised leaders of regional water resources planning, development and management projects in five continents.

Eelco van Beek

Water resources specialist of the Fresh Water Systems group within WL | Delft Hydraulics, the Netherlands. Van Beek has been involved in river basin planning and management projects all over the world for over three decades. He is an expert in model software development and use. As a professor he headed the integrated water resources management program at the Technical University in Delft.


The downloaded book includes the same information as the CD.

Entire CD-ROM (zipped, 347 MB)
Or smaller pieces:

Text.zip (101 MB)
Figures-and-tables.zip (95 MB)
Exercises.zip (< 2 MB)
Facts-about-water.doc.zip (< 1 MB)
Facts-about-water.pdf.zip (< 1 MB)
Index-system-WRS-book.pdx.zip (< 1 MB)
Index-system-wrs-book.zip (< 5 MB)
Simulation-models.zip (146 MB)

From the downloaded link, all the files would be available. Its not from rapidshare, 4shared or others, but from the provided links below. Its totally free.

regards
ska51

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  need steel details
Posted by: nyewguy - 06-10-2010, 02:19 PM - Forum: Request - Replies (1)

need help steel connection details esp welded...needed proper symbols for welded connection in various cases...thanks

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  ACI 360R-10
Posted by: rostovsky - 06-10-2010, 11:38 AM - Forum: Archive - Replies (2)

Hi everybody,
I am looking for new ACI-report - ACI 360R-10" Guide to Design of Slabs-on-Ground", released in April 2010.
If anybody has it, please share it.

Regards

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  request codes
Posted by: fermilab - 06-10-2010, 10:59 AM - Forum: Archive - Replies (2)

I'm looking for BS 3921 British Standard Specification for Clay Bricks
or BS EN 771-1 European Standard Specification for clay masonry units. Does anyone have them?
Many thanks in advance!

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