Eurocode 8 - Design of structures for earthquake resistance - Part 1-1: General rules and seismic action
prEN 1998-1-1:2022 (Draft)
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Wind-induced creaking noise assessment of a large-scale assembly of drywam system using multi-axis testing
Author(s): Hamidreza A Yazdi; Alireza Bataghva; Pourya Pazandeh; Salim Zadeh; Javad Hashemi Publish Date: January 2020 Published By: Australian Structural Engineering Conference: ASEC 2020 Related Links:
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Wind-Induced Noise in High-Rise Residential Buildings
Author(s): Allen Peter Publish Date: October 2020 Published By: INTER-NOISE and NOISE-CON Congress and Conference Proceedings, NoiseCon20, New Orleans, LA Related Links:
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Under fire conditions, the strong interactions in structures result in different load carrying mechanisms and drastic redistributions of internal forces in structural members, which are concentrated at and transferred via connections. Fire safety depends on the performance of these connections, including their temperature distribution and load-carrying mechanisms, and good performance ensures structural robustness in fire.
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Author(s)/Editor(s): Radu Vacareanu, Constantin Ionescu| Format:PDF| Quality:Original preprint| Publisher: Springer Cham| Year: 2018| pages: XII, 544 | ISBN: 978-3-319-74724-8
This book contains the best contributions presented during the 6th National Conference on Earthquake Engineering and the 2nd National Conference on Earthquake Engineering and Seismology - 6CNIS & 2CNISS, that took place on June 14-17, 2017 in Bucharest - Romania, at the Romanian Academy and Technical University of Civil Engineering of Bucharest. The book offers an updated overview of seismic hazard and risk assessment activities, with an emphasis on recent developments in Romania, a very challenging case study because of its peculiar intermediate-depth seismicity and evolutive code-compliant building stock. Moreover, the book collects input of renowned scientists and professionals from Germany, Greece, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Turkey and United Kingdom.
The content of the book focuses on seismicity of Romania, geotechnical earthquake engineering, structural analysis and seismic design regulations, innovative solutions for seismic protection of building structures, seismic risk evaluation, resilience-based assessment of structures and management of emergency situations. The sub-chapters consist of the best papers of 6CNIS & 2CNISS selected by the International Advisory and Scientific Committees.
The book is targeted at researchers and experts in seismic hazard and risk, evaluation and rehabilitation of buildings and structures, insurers and re-insurers, and decision makers in the field of emergency situations and recovery activities.
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Seismic Design Methods for Steel Building Structures
Author(s)/Editor(s): George A. Papagiannopoulos, George D. Hatzigeorgiou, Dimitri E. Beskos | Size: 73 MB| Format:PDF| Quality:Original preprint| Publisher: Springer Cham| Year: 14 December 2021| pages: XVIII, 508 | ISBN: 9783030806897
The book, after two introductory chapters on seismic design principles and structural seismic analysis methods, proceeds with the detailed description of seismic design methods for steel building structures. These methods include all the well-known methods, like force-based or displacement-based methods, plus some other methods developed by the present authors or other authors that have reached a level of maturity and are applicable to a large class of steel building structures. For every method, detailed practical examples and supporting references are provided in order to illustrate the methods and demonstrate their merits. As a unique feature, the present book describes not just one, as it is the case with existing books on seismic design of steel structures, but various seismic design methods including application examples worked in detail. The book is a valuable source of information, not only for MS and PhD students, but also for researchers and practicing engineers engaged with the design of steel building structures.
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Earthworks: Theory to Practice - Design and Construction
Abstract: Case studies are used to show how theory is applied in practice. In the design and construction process, various models are used – geotechnical, laboratory, analytical, delivery, and economic models as the project is developed from planning to construction. This book explores the use and limitations of these earthwork models to be understood and appropriately applied.
This book evolved from an earthworks course to practicing engineers over a 10-year period. Theory alone is not enough. Experience alone without relating back to theory can sometimes be misleading if transferred without understanding the fundamentals. The book benefited from the experiences of those many practicing engineers and the author’s experience in multi-disciplinary consulting companies as well as specialist geotechnical companies and government departments.
The basics of soil, rock and compaction mechanics as applied to field conditions are covered. Material typically not covered in other textbooks, include the applications and limitations of associated "standard" laboratory and field testing. Specific chapters are dedicated to excavation, subgrade and expansive clay assessment and treatment. Useful design practices as well as the development and application of specifications is covered. A specification, test or design in one climatic condition or geology may not apply in another.
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Peak drift ratio estimation for unreinforced masonry walls using visual features of damage
Author(s): Amir Hossein Asjodi & Kiarash M. Dolatshahi
Publish Date: 2022 Published By: Bulletin of Earthquake Engineering Related Links:
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ACI 549.3R, 2022 Edition- Report on Glass Fiber-Reinforced Concrete Premix
This report introduces glass fiber-reinforced concrete premix and reviews the state of knowledge regarding selection of materials, mixture proportions, and manufacturing methods for producing premix products. Also highlighted is a diverse range of glass fiber-reinforced concrete premix applications from around the world and dry-bagged premix materials that are used in surface bonding, stucco, and certain shotcrete applications. The terms “glass fiber-reinforced concrete premix” and “premix” are used interchangeably throughout this report.
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