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  reinforced concrete frame analysis and design
Posted by: preceptor - 11-12-2009, 02:04 AM - Forum: Calculation Notes & Analysis Files - No Replies

REINFORCED CONCRETE FRAME ANALYSIS AND DESIGN

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info:
Firstly,
this is a sap2000 model
include analysis and design results,

Secondly,
i hope,i didn't put wrong section

regards

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  Mode superposition method
Posted by: preceptor - 11-11-2009, 09:09 PM - Forum: Calculation Notes & Analysis Files - No Replies

DYNAMIC SOLUTION WITH MODE SUPERPOSITION METHOD

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This model developed using SAP 2 8.33 advanced
Prepared by myself at gebze institute of technology

i guess , such as this documents will be helpful for us
i hope
other members can support us such as this materials

very good improvement

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  Damage Mechanics with Finite Elements
Posted by: junaid - 11-11-2009, 08:50 PM - Forum: Finite Element Methods - Replies (3)

Damage Mechanics with Finite Elements

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P.I. Kattan, G.Z. Voyiadjis, "Damage Mechanics with Finite Elements"
Springer | 2001 | ISBN: 354042279X | 113 pages | PDF | 7,15 MB

This book presents recent research on damage mechanics with finite elements. Particular emphasis is laid on programming the finite element method to incorporate applications of damage mechanics. This textbook for graduates and researchers in civil, mechanical, aerospace engineering and materials science deals with the practical applications of damage mechanics, which have not appeared before in the literature. The book contains research on the separation of voids and cracks in continuum damage mechanics. An educational version of a finite element program for damage mechanics is included on a CD-ROM.




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  re col
Posted by: king12 - 11-11-2009, 06:49 PM - Forum: Free Discussion - Replies (8)

Hi all,

I have a query regarding orientation of columns in buildings how does it influence the design. Does orientation of column is essential?. And how do you guys initially decide the column sizes?

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  Drawing Sections
Posted by: Administrator - 11-11-2009, 06:41 PM - Forum: Drawings - No Replies

i sure this section will be hottest & most useful section of CivilEA.

in this section you can put complete drawings of a specified project.
for example full drawings of a 4-story steel project.
or drawings of a specified bridge.
feel free to put any kind of drawings here (DWG, PDF, ...)

but please put complete definition in thread name & description field.

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  bmd sfd
Posted by: king12 - 11-11-2009, 06:02 PM - Forum: Free Discussion - Replies (2)

yesterday one of my colleague was asking me whether i know any simplified method of solving continous beams and frames within 2 mins. was wondering how its possible coz i knew only classical methods which take atleast 15 20 mins?

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  Standard Drafting Procedures
Posted by: Administrator - 11-11-2009, 04:44 PM - Forum: Archive - Replies (10)

Hi

i`m trying to prepare standard drafting procedures for structure & architecture drafters in our company.
this standard include all things that a drafter must be follow for draw a drawing by atuocad. lincluded:

- how sections, details, views, ... numbering or drawn.
- standard title block
- standards layer & color
- what thing a drawing must be have? (north, key plan, refference,....)
- ....

this document help us to produce nice & same drawing even with different draftes.

I need some similar document, book to provide our standard base on it .

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  just a statement
Posted by: mig21 - 11-11-2009, 03:49 PM - Forum: Free Discussion - No Replies

Just a thought that states my attitude to structural engineering and civil engineering

There are two ways to study a natural problem: they are the purely scientific and engineer way. The way of pure science is only interested in getting the truth. In this way there is only one answer, the real, no matter how long it takes to achieve it. For the engineer there are many possible answers, when all they are compromises between truth and time, because the engineer must have an answer in time. Your answer should be sufficient for a certain purpose, although not strictly true. Therefore the engineer must make assumptions, these assumptions that in some cases are not strictly correct, but nevertheless possible to obtain an adequate response to the real immediate purpose.
The structural engineering is therefore the art of using materials whose properties can only be estimated, to build real structures, which can only be approximately analyzed in order to resist the actions that are not sufficiently known, so that our responsibility to public safety is met.
In short, if an individual has five minutes to solve a problem whose life depends on its resolution, the same individual should spend three minutes to study and understand the problem and two minutes to solve it. "

Text adapted from various known and unknown authors.t

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  Commercial Drafting and Detailing
Posted by: deltalead - 11-11-2009, 02:41 PM - Forum: Archive - Replies (1)

Could anyone share the following ebook "Commercial Drafting and Detailing" please?

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  Autolisp for
Posted by: l_namali - 11-11-2009, 12:24 PM - Forum: Autocad Structural Details - No Replies

BHP sections (Australian steel shapes)



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instruction:

1. Copy folder to C:\
2. Run Acad
3. Option, support path, create path to c:\autocad\bhp-sect
4.Tools, load application, load Sections.lisp. Done!!

How to use:

1. To insert UB shape: type command UBA, for PFC shapes, type PFC.
Refer bhp section.txt file for short cuts.


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