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CRWR Online Report 08-1: Water Management Scenarios for the Rio Grande/Bravo Basin, Samuel Sandoval-Solis, M. S., Daene C. McKinney, PhD., PE, and Rebecca L. Teasley, M. S., April 2008
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A comprehensive survey, this study examines the different algorithms and data structures used in triangulation and mesh generation that are widely employed in various engineering fields that make use of physical models based on partial differential equations (PDE). Many aspects of mesh generation are described, including modification tools, evaluation criteria, optimization, adaptive construction, and parallel techniques.
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Mesh Generation: Application to Finite Elements
By Pascal Jean Frey, Paul-Louis George
Edition: illustrated
Publicated by Hermes Science, 2000
ISBN 1903398002, 9781903398005
814 pages
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The descriptive chapters that form Part I contain more general material concerning the tables. The tables themselves, with specific notes and worked examples in the appropriate chapters, form Part II, but much of the relevant text is embodied in Part I and this part of the Handbook should always be consulted. The development of the Handbook through successive editions has more or less negated the original purposes of this plan and it is hoped that when the next edition appears the arrangement will be drastically modified.
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Structures subjected to static and dynamic loading can fail due to diagonal cracking of a structural member. Design of concrete, steel and timber structures to resist shearing forces is therefore an important consideration for the structural engineer.
Innovative Shear Design contains numerous practical examples describing optimum design techniques for all types of structures, and is an essential reference for structural designers, architects, academics and researchers. It will also be a key reference text for students of structural design.
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Posted by: aslam - 02-03-2009, 02:35 AM - Forum: Concrete
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PowerPoint presentation of how to calculate and design (with examples) several types of connections. All are in US units
PCI 6TH EDITION - CONNECTION DESIGN
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The book is an ideal bible for students, who, whether budding architects or surveyors, will appreciate the detail of it explanations
Construction Manager, March 2001
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Since publication of the first volume of The Construction of Buildings in 1958, the five-volume series has been used by both lecturers and students of architecture, building and surveying, and by those seeking guidance for self-built housing and works of alteration and addition.
The series examines principles of building through the functional requirements common to building, with diagrams to illustrate the application of the requirements.
Volume 1, which deals with foundations, walls, floors and roofs, has been updated to take into account changes in practice.
A new presentation has been adopted for the latest edition, with text and illustrations integrated to provide a reader-friendly layout and to aid accessibility of information.
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* Publisher: The Institution of Structural Engineers
* Number Of Pages: 188
* Publication Date: 2006
* ISBN-10 / ASIN: 0901297410
* ISBN-13 / EAN: 9780901297419
* Binding: Paperback
Standard Method of Detailing Structural Concrete - A manual for best practice
This document is intended to become a standard reference that can be used in conjunction with the normal design codes and manuals for work in structural design offices. The objective has been to provide 'good practice' guidance within a working document on structural concrete that can be used to interpret the designer’s instructions in the form of drawings and schedules for communication to the site.
This edition considers the effects of Eurocode 2 on detailing principles and materials and attempts to provide guidance consistent with the Eurocodes. In addition, recent changes in practices and procurement of detailing services have been considered, such as the development of increased off-site fabrication and detailing being undertaken later in the construction sequence through initiatives such as contractor detailing.
The information and advice is based on Eurocodes and UK practice, which is associated with UK materials and labour costs. The principles and details are relevant for use in most parts of the world with only minor adjustment.
As with the original Standard method, the Steering Group was formed from members of both the Institution of Structural Engineers and the Concrete Society. Views have been taken from a wide consultation on the drafts prepared. All have been considered in finalising the document. Consequently the document reflects the current concerns and developments in the field of detailing.
The Steering Group is grateful for the funding provided by the Department of Trade & Industry in support of this project.
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Edit reason: Thread/ post(s) refreshed from the E-Book Archive and three threads were merged together, so the whole thread is redesigned (but I kept the originality of the posters). (G)
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