The book is a valuable contribution for engineers in government, industry, and universities who have complex shell buckling problems to solve and who have available to them computer programs for the buckling analysis of shells.' Applied Mechanics Review, 38:8 (1986) `What makes this book unique is that the author has succeeded in providing a `feel' for shell buckling based on careful mixture of theoretical, analytical, and numerical procedures. Many of the richly illustrated examples are written in a tutorial form, a guide-by-example for the modeling and solving of complex of nonlinear problems. It shows convincingly that the modern structural engineer must have a very thorough understanding of how structures behave if he is to use the advanced computational tools successfully. This book is a must for all those who work in the field of shell stability.' Journal of Applied Mechanics, 53 (1986)
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This book describes the application of nonlinear static and dynamic analysis for the design, maintenance and seismic strengthening of reinforced concrete structures. The latest structural and RC constitutive modeling techniques are described in detail, with particular attention given to multi-dimensional cracking and damage assessment, and their practical applications for performance-based design. Other subjects covered include 2D/3D analysis techniques, bond and tension stiffness, shear transfer, compression and confinement.
Nonlinear Mechanics of Reinforced Concrete presents a practical methodology for structural engineers, graduate students and researchers concerned with the design and maintenance of concrete structures
This document provides a set of clauses that may be used in drawing up execution specifications for bridge steelwork, in conjunction with BS EN 1090-2, for individual projects in the UK. The clauses represent an industry βbest practiceβ view of how the general requirements of BS EN 1090-2 may be modified and supplemented, where permitted by that Standard, to achieve the quality and reliability to be expected for bridges in the UK, designed in accordance with the Structural Eurocodes.
The clauses are grouped under headings which generally correspond to those of the principal BS EN 1090-2 and are presented in a two column format. The left-hand column model clauses and the right-hand column presents a commentary, giving background to further advice.
An appendix lists all the clauses in BS EN 1090-2 where further information is required or where options may be specified and indicates which of these have corresponding model clauses in the main body of the document.
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BS 5395-2 gives recommendations for the design of helical and spiral stairs, to be used internally or externally in all types of building constructions.
It covers only stairs which are circular on plan and does not deal with ramps.
BS 5395-2 also gives guidance on the geometry of helical and spiral stairs.
Contents of BS 5395-2:
β’ Foreword
β’ Scope
β’ Definitions
β’ Alternative materials, components and methods of design and construction
β’ Materials
β’ Design
β’ Fire protection and means of escape
β’ Load tests
β’ Design geometry
β’ Typical layouts for stairs
β’ Relationship between rise and going
β’ Measurement of clear width and goings
β’ Landings
β’ Maximum gap between column and tread
β’ Calculation of going
β’ Calculation of clear headroom
β’ Structural materials
β’ Sizes of stairs
β’ Publications referred to
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The Code for Sustainable Homes provides an environmental assessment methodology for certifying the performance of new homes in England and Wales. It encourages a βstep changeβ in building practice that includes energy efο¬ciency as a key element. Buildings are rated on a scale from Level 1 to Level 6,
where Level 6 is the highest.
Since May 2008 it is mandatory for all new homes to be rated (not necessarily assessed) against the Code. Buildings that are not assessed under the Code are awarded a βnil-ratedβ certiο¬cate.
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This publication provides design guidance for hot rolled steel framed buildings on the Eurocode strategies for structural robustness and designing for the avoidance of disproportionate collapse as required by the UK Building Regulations.
Guidance on recommended good practice is presented where the Eurocodes do not give requirements or where they are not specific and are open to interpretation. The scope of this publication is limited to application in the UK and reference is made to the UK National Annexes as appropriate. In addition to the design guidance, six worked examples are included to demonstrate the application of robustness strategies to different classes of building. Detailed guidance on the building classification process is also presented.
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In as much as, now programming is an important item engineers must know for their researches and other fields of work, Let me kindly suggest you that in case it is possible, make a subsection to include issues on programming languages such as MATLAB, FORTRAN, C and etc.
This text deals systematically with the mathematical theory of plane elasto-statics by using complex variable methods, together with many results originated by the author. The problems considered are reduced to integral equations, Fredholem or singular, which are proved to be uniquely solvable. Particular attention is paid to the subjects of crack problems in the quite general case, especially those of composite media, which are solved by a unified method. The methods used in this book are constructive so that they may be used in practice.
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