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2. Singh, K. P. (1976). “Unit hydrograph— A comparative study.” Wat. Resour. Bull., 12(2), 381–392
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Manual for the geotechnical design of structures to Eurocode 7
Author(s): The Institution of Structural Engineers Published By:IStructE Ltd Published Year:May 2013 Size: 4 MB Abstract: Quick Overview:
The Manual presents a unified design approach to geotechnical engineering and provides guidance across a range of activities, from traditional foundation design to slope stability, retaining wall design, investigation and reporting. The Manual aims to help engineers move from a permissible stress approach to that of the limit state design philosophy, as well as promoting interaction and understanding between structural and geotechnical engineers.
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BS EN 26891:1991 (ISO 6891:1983) Timber structures — Joints made with mechanical fasteners — General principles for the determination of strength and deformation characteristics
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