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Rationalisation of flat slab reinforcement,
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A report on the research to investigate the balance between the cost of materials, labour and time in reinforced concrete flat slab construction and potential benefits.
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The Most Realistic Practice for the Civil PE Exam
Civil PE Practice Examination contains six 40-problem, multiple-choice exams consistent with the NCEES Civil PE exam’s format and specifications. The morning breadth exam covers a variety of civil engineering topics. The five afternoon depth exams (construction; geotechnical; structural; transportation; and water resources and environmental) prepare you for the depth exam of your choice and provide additional practice for the morning exam subjects.
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The renovation work is very similar to when cooking different things fit together, but neither has to kill the taste of the other and only with the sum and the balance between the parties and the ingredients that you gain a new and unique flavor compound. This book selects 35 cases and each case is illustrated through the comparison with images of before and after renewing, exquisite drawings and systematic description. It will be a good reference book for designers who are going to renew an existing structure into a hotel as well as hotel clients who want to get a new hotel.
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The school designs (new construction, refurbishment, renovation or expansion) are crucial and concerned with natural environment, urbanisation and urban life, which bring new and more missions and responsibilities to school designs. Schools must to be the organic part of the urban life, no longer to be a closed, even isolated place to their neighbours in a city. Modern school designs present three characters: quality-control is always first, sustainability is in; schools are the new centre of community residents’ life. We selected 42 school designs by world architects and interior designers, including primary and secondary schools and professional training schools. Let’s enjoy these wonderful works.
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Structural Engineering Solved Problems contains 100 practice problems designed to help you recognize critical concepts and apply your knowledge of structural engineering topics. Practice problems are organized by level of difficulty within each chapter. Use the qualitative short-answer practice problems that begin each chapter to assess your comprehension of fundamental structural engineering concepts. Then, solve the increasingly complex design and analysis problems to challenge your skill in identifying and applying related codes and equations.
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· AISC 13th edition (2005)
· ASCE 7 (2005)
· IBC (2009)
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