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Structural Mechanics of Buried Pipes
Author: Reynold King Watkins
Publisher: CRC Press LLC, 2000
Number Of Pages: 464
Size: 8.14MB
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Designing with Structural Steel A Guide for Architects
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Designing with Structural Steel A Guide for Architects
Alford Johnson
American Institute of Steel Construction, Inc.
2nd edition, 2002
ISBN 1564240525
PDF 2.3 MB
374 pages
The purpose of this Guide is to provide architects with the tools needed to feel more comfortable and confident working with structural steel in building projects. With a greater understanding of the characteristics and inherent benefits of structural steel, architects will be prepared to better utilize steel as a framing material. Some of the strengths structural steel offers in building design is high resiliency and performance under harsh and difficult conditions, i.e., earthquakes and hurricanes. Steel offers the ability to span great distances with slenderness and grace. Steel can be shaped to achieve curved forms and goes up quickly to meet tough construction schedules in almost any weather condition. Steel can be easily modified in the future to satisfy changing requirements.
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Theory and Analysis of Nonlinear Framed Structures
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Theory and Analysis of Nonlinear Framed Structures
Yeong-Bin Yang, Shyh-Rong Kuo,
Prentice Hall PTR
1994
ISBN: 0131092243
450 pages
PDF 31,9 MB
Any nonlinear theories or finite elements have to be tested before they can be put into practice. Using the rigid body concept, this book provides simple rules for examining the validity of nonlinear theories and finite elements derived for structural members. The rules can be applied as well to testing the consistency of existing theories or computer analysis programs for nonlinear structures. Covers linear analysis and element quality test; nonlinear trusses and incremental constitutive laws; nonlinear analysis of planar frames; fundamentals of nonlinear theory of space frames; stiffness matrices for nonlinear analysis of space frames; theory and analysis on buckling of curved beams; and procedures for geometric nonlinear analysis. Provides numerous examples containing both analytical and numerical solutions. For mechanical, civil, and aerospace engineers
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Principles of Foundation Engineering - 5th Edition
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Braja M. Das' Fifth Edition of PRINCIPLES OF FOUNDATION ENGINEERING maintains the careful balance of current research and practical field applications that has made it the leading text in foundation engineering courses. Featuring a wealth of worked-out examples and figures that help students with theory and problem-solving skills, the book introduces civil engineering students to the fundamental concepts and application of foundation analysis design. Throughout, Das emphasizes the judgment needed to properly apply the theories and analysis to the evaluation of soils and foundation design as well as the need for field experience.
About the Author
Dr. Braja M. Das has been the Dean of the School of Engineering and Computer Science from August 1994 to the present at California State University, Sacramento. Prior to 1994, he was the Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs and Research at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Illinois. The author of more than 200 technical papers, his primary areas of research are shallow foundations, earth anchors, and geosynthetics. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
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Guide For Design Of Pavements Structures AASHTO 1993
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Guide For Design Of Pavements Structures AASHTO 1993
Publisher: AASHTO
Language: English
ISBN 1-56051-055-2
624 pages
PDF 29 MB
Provides approaches to pavement design including design and management principals, procedures for new construction or reconstruction, and procedures for rehabilitation of existing pavements. Provides material on overlay design methodology and rehabilitation, including seven overlay procedures and associated options. Supersedes 1986 edition of the same title.
This package includes a supplement to the AASHTO Guide for Design of Pavement Structures which includes alternative design procedures for use in place of or in conjunction with sections in the Guide describing Rigid Pavement Design and Rigid Pavement Joint Design.
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This DVD introduces the 3dsmax user interface and its unique workflow. In the first half of this DVD you will be taken through all of the user interface elements of 3dsmax, and this exploration continues in the second section where Chris creates a simple scene that demonstrates many core features of 3dsmax.
This DVD is aimed at a basic level 3d user, someone with knowledge of how to operate software in general and with a basic understanding of 3d software concepts. It is designed to give the user an introduction to 3dsmax and not to 3d concepts in general. It is also of particular use to those moving over to 3dsmax from another 3d graphic platform. Download:
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This DVD is the first of a two part series that introduces Proceduralism within 3dsmax. Chris guides you through the concepts of a nodal architecture by looking at practical examples in 3dsmax , Maya and Houdini , and goes on to show how it is accessed in Max via its Stack interface. He then continues onwards to show how large and small elements can be instanced, and outlines important issues such as stack evaluation and topological dependency.
This DVD is aimed at a user of Fundamental to Intermediate level. It is intended to give a good grounding in the Procedural concepts and workflows in 3dsmax, and also as a strong foundation upon which the user can build their skills in DVD 2 in this series Procedural Techniques .
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This is the first in a four DVD series that aims to teach the fundamentals of modelling in 3dsmax. In this first DVD you will learn how to effectively navigate and manipulate objects in 3D space. Then the DVD moves on to teach you what polygons are and how they are fundamental to all modelling systems. Then we learn about Primitives and how we can change their form using Modifiers and Spacewarps. And finally we make a start on a series wide project to build a go-cart using the skills developed in this DVD.
This DVD is aimed at a user who is new to 3dsmax and modelling. The DVD makes no assumptions about your 3D knowledge and aims to give you a ground up tuition in modelling. Its topics are wide ranging and form a foundation for the DVDs that follow in this series.
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This DVD continues our series on modelling fundamentals by exploring polygonal modelling. You will be shown the key differences between the Edit Mesh and Edit Poly geometry types. You’ll be shown the main elements of mesh editing, including creating polygons from scratch, attaching and detaching meshes, flipping Normals, modifying smoothing groups and material IDs, ring selection and division, bevelling and much more.
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