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  SEAOC CODE
Posted by: spazkyjon - 08-26-2009, 06:34 AM - Forum: Archive - No Replies

Can u help me about this book...?

Structural Engineers Association of America (SEAOC)
BUILDING DESIGN


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  Zamil Steel: Technical Manual
Posted by: i_kabir - 08-26-2009, 05:42 AM - Forum: Codes, Manual & Handbook - Replies (2)

TECHNICAL MANUAL - ZAMIL STEEL (SAUDI ARABIA)

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  Stone: Building Stone, Rock Fill and Armourstone in Construction
Posted by: abudabeeja - 08-26-2009, 02:10 AM - Forum: Geology - Replies (2)

Stone: Building Stone, Rock Fill and Armourstone in Construction

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Stone:Building Stone, Rock Fill and Armourstone in Construction
(Geological Society Engineering Geology Special Publication 16)
Publisher: Geological Society of London
Pages: 478
Publication Date: 1999-06-01
ISBN: 1862390290
PDF 19MB

The Engineering Group of the Geological Society convened a Working Party in 1993 and gave it the objective of presenting an authoritative, comprehensive and contemporary account of the use in construction of rock in larger particulate form, subsequently generally referred to as 'stone'. The membership of the Working Party comprised experts in the origins, investigation, extraction, processing, use, specification, decay, cleaning and repair of stone.The resulting book is a unique, modern introduction to the subject and a source of further reference for architects, civil engineers, geologists, masons, quarry managers, structural engineers, surveyors and those responsible for restoration and maintenance of stone structures. Text boxes explain detail or specialized topics to the interested reader without interupting the main flow of the text. The book is highly illustrated with photographs taken by the authors and diagrams specially drawn for this publication. The book also includes a valuable glossary of terms and compliations of test methods and rock properties



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  Geological Fluid Dynamics: Sub-surface Flow and Reactions
Posted by: abudabeeja - 08-26-2009, 02:03 AM - Forum: Water & Hydraulic Engineering - Replies (1)

Geological Fluid Dynamics: Sub-surface Flow and Reactions

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Geological Fluid Dynamics: Sub-surface Flow and Reactions
Owen M. Phillips
Cambridge University Press
2009-02-23
ISBN: 0521865557
298 pages
PDF 4 MB


This book is the long-awaited successor to Owen Phillips's classic textbook, Flow and Reactions in Permeable Rocks, published in 1991. In the intervening 18 years between the two, significant advances have been made to our understanding of subterranean flow, especially through the vast amount of research into underground storage of nuclear waste and aquifer pollution. This new book integrates and extends these modern ideas and techniques and applies them to the physics and chemistry of sub-surface flows in water-saturated, sandy and rocky media. It describes essential scientific concepts and tools for hydrologists and public health ecologists concerned with present day flow and transport, and also for geologists who interpret present day patterns of mineralization in terms of fluid flow in the distant past. The book is ideal for graduate students and professionals in hydrology, water resources, and aqueous geochemistry.




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  Edit images and books fronts from Amazon
Posted by: oanm2000 - 08-25-2009, 11:35 PM - Forum: FAQs, Q&A, comments - Replies (4)

To edit images from Amazon (like Book fronts), and delete the uncomfortable arrow over the image you can follow the sequence:

First, Click right in the Image and select "Copy image address"

Secondly, Open a new tab and in the address rule paste the previous link. That is looking like that:
"http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/511b292i9UL._BO2,204,203,200_PIsitb-sticker-arrow-click,TopRight,35,-76_AA240_SH20_OU03_.jpg"

Then, Push enter and you can see the following image (for example):
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Next, Edit the address in the upper rule this way:
Delete only this part
"_BO2,204,203,200_PIsitb-sticker-arrow-click,TopRight,35,-76_AA240_SH20_OU03_."
The new address would see like this:
"http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/511b292i9UL.jpg"
Push enter. You would see this image:

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Click right over it and select "Copy Image address"

Put the preceding address in the COVER space of the PostGenerator

Normally, the section "_BO#,###,###,###_######-sticker-arrow-click,TopRight,##,-##_#####_####_####_." in the image address is the arrow upper the original image, if you can delete it, you can recover the complete picture.

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  SOIL-STRUCTURE INTERACTION - the real behaviour of structures.
Posted by: gboyega - 08-25-2009, 07:02 PM - Forum: Foundation & Geotechnics in general - Replies (4)

SOIL-STRUCTURE INTERACTION - the real behaviour of structures.

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Prior to 1970, design practice tended to consider the ground and the structure in relative isolation. The Institution of Structural Engineers, in support of the need for recognition to be given to interactive effects, formed a special study group in 1971 to study the matter and make recommendations. This led to the setting up of an ad hoc committee which prepared the state of the art report –Structure-Soil Interaction - published in 1978.
In accordance with institution procedures the relevance of the 1978 document to current practice was reviewed and the need for revision and extension was identified. The Institution with the cooperation of the Institution of Civil Engineers and the International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineering, has responded to the current demand for adequate definition of the problems presented by the interactive effects and has initiated the preparation of this comprehensive guidance covering most types of structure.



March 1989
The Institution of structural engineers
120 pages




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  Structural Scheme Design Guide Version 3.0
Posted by: gboyega - 08-25-2009, 04:30 PM - Forum: Analysis & Design - Replies (2)

Structural Scheme Design Guide Version 3.0

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Intended as a pre-scheme design handbook, this publication will help designers choose the most viable concrete
Options quickly and easily


Ove Arup & Partners
Arup Research & Development
August 1998





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  Handbook on Pile Load Testing
Posted by: gboyega - 08-25-2009, 04:20 PM - Forum: Foundation & Geotechnics in general - Replies (5)

Handbook on Pile Load Testing

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This handbook was published in March 2006 by the Federation of Piling Specialists (FPS) to provide guidance on the principles and practical issues that relate to load testing of bearing piles, and thereby to assist informed decisions about testing requirements on construction projects involving piled foundations.
The FPS anticipates that this handbook will be of particular interest to civil or structural engineers with little or no experience of piling who find themselves in the position of specifying load testing requirements on a project involving piled foundations. The target audience for this publication also includes main contractors, management contractors and young piling engineers. Pile load testing provides an opportunity for continuous improvement in foundation design and construction practices, while at the same time fulfilling its traditional role of design validation and routine quality control of the piling works. In order to achieve this improvement, data from pile tests has to be collected and analysed to enable the piling industry, both individually and collectively, to make the best use of resources. To justify its cost to the industry, pile testing must have a value. The magnitude of this value will be increased through a better understanding of the process and its benefits.
In this handbook the Federation of Piling Specialists aims to provide guidance on issues that should be considered to enable better planning, specification and execution of pile tests, thereby increasing the value of the testing process

Federation of Piling Specialists
March 2006
28 pages

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  200 Questions and Answers on Practical Civil Engineering Works
Posted by: gboyega - 08-25-2009, 04:09 PM - Forum: Other Materials (Wood, Brick, etc.) - Replies (2)

200 Questions and Answers on Practical Civil Engineering Works

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This book is intended primarily to arouse the interests of graduate engineers, assistant
engineers and engineers in the technical aspect of civil engineering works. The content of
the book mainly focuses on providing the reasons of adoption of the various current
practices of civil engineering. By understanding the underlying principles of engineering
practices, graduate engineers/assistant engineers/engineers may develop an interest in civil
engineering works. It is also intended that the book will serve as a useful source of
reference for practicing engineers.
Some of these questions are selected from the book and published in the column “The Civil
FAQ” in the monthly journal The Hong Kong Engineer under the Hong Kong Institution of
Engineer. Other than this book, I have written another book called “Civil Engineering
Practical Notes A-Z” which contains similar format and targets to provide quick and
concise answers to frequently asked questions raised by engineers during their day-to-day
work.

Vincent T. H. CHU
July 2005

84 pages




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  A DESIGN GUIDE FOR FOOTFALL INDUCED VIBRATION OF STRUCTURES
Posted by: gboyega - 08-25-2009, 09:24 AM - Forum: Concrete - Replies (2)

A DESIGN GUIDE FOR FOOTFALL INDUCED VIBRATION OF STRUCTURES

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Whilst footfall induced vibrations on buildings or bridges is not normally significant in terms of structural integrity, footfall vibration can be a critical serviceability condition.
This publication presents a new method for evaluating the vibration due to a single pedestrian walking on a flat surface, such as a floor slab or bridge deck. The method was developed by Arup, and has been calibrated and refined with verification measurements taken on completed structures over a period of ten years.


This guide describes a reliable methodology for predicting the vertical vibration induced
by pedestrians crossing structures such as floors and bridges.
Many methods already exist but each of these is significantly limited in some respect.
A full discussion of these limitations can be found elsewhere.
The method presented here addresses all of the issues described below in a consistent
manner:
It is applicable to any type of structure on which people walk, including floors and bridges.
It is applicable to structures of any form or construction material, e.g. steel, composite,
reinforced or pre-stressed concrete or timber structures, and enables reliable
comparisons to be made between designs of different forms and materials.

Complex irregular structures can be assessed as reliably as simple regular ones.

The footfall forcing functions recommended are based on a very extensive set of
measured data, and these loads and the likelihood of their occurrence have been
statistically quantified.

The methodology has been extensively validated and independently peer reviewed.

The method has been used routinely and regularly on design projects around the world
for the past five years, and its accuracy is validated by many measurements of
completed structures.

It interfaces well with modern engineering design methods and software packages.
The method described in this guide is based on the well-established principles of modal
analysis. This enables first principles calculations to be made, and unlike most other methods,
it does not require the introduction of arbitrary or empirical factors. This makes it a robust
approach for the assessment of any type of structure of any construction material.

The method is appropriate for calculating the vibration caused by a single pedestrian
walking on a flat surface on any structure which is significantly heavier (by at least a factor
of 10) than the individual. Whilst very simple regular structures can be assessed entirely by
hand or spreadsheet calculation, it is envisaged that the method will be used principally
in conjunction with finite element analysis as a means of estimating the modal properties
of floor and bridge structures. Whilst this might be seen as an added complexity, in practice
the additional accuracy that finite element analysis of less regular structures brings to the
assessment more than outweighs the modest additional effort associated with building
and analysing a model.
The method was developed within Arup and refined by reference to the measured performance
of completed structures over a period of ten years. It has been independently reviewed by Professor T A Wyatt of Imperial College London.



M R Willford CEng MIMechE
P Young CEng MIMechE

ISBN 1-904482-29-5
Published 2007
Publisher The Concrete Centre
82 Pages




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