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Dear Engineers, i would like to get the follow book.
Full title: Environmental Engineering
Author(s): N N Basak
Publisher: TATA MCGraw Hill
Language: English
Information of this book can be found at
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Hi guys, I need the following paper, thanks in advance:
Optimization of structures with frequency and mode shape constraints - C. Angulo
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Design Guide 1: Bolting in structural steel connections
Author: Hogan, T. J. and Munter, S. A. | Size: 5 MB | Format:PDF | Quality:Scanner | Publisher: Australian Steel Institute | Year: 2007-01-01 | pages: 64 | ISBN: 9780909945978
Design Guide 1 contains both design information and practical information on the types of structural bolts used in structural steel connections in Australia at the present time.
The design guide provides information on dimensions, design, specifications for bolts, certification of bolts, fabrication and erection issues related to bolts and bolting. It is aligned with AS 4100-1998 and supersedes AISC "Bolting of steel structures", 3rd ed., 1990.
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Design Guide 2: Welding in structural steel connections
Author: Hogan, T. J. and Munter, S. A. | Size: 6 MB | Format:PDF | Quality:Scanner | Publisher: Australian Steel Institute | Year: 2007-01-01 | pages: 68 | ISBN: 9780909945992
Design Guide 2 contains practical information on the welding processes used to fabricate structural steel connections in Australia at the present time.
It does not however contain design information. The guide is aligned with AS 4100-1998 and AS 1554.1-2004 and is intended to be a basic primer on all aspects of welding as applied to structural steel connections.
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Author: Hogan, T. J. and Munter, S. A. | Size: 6 MB | Format:PDF | Quality:Scanner | Publisher: Australian Steel Institute | Year: 2007-01-01 | pages: 60 | ISBN: 9780909945954
Design Guide 3 covers the web side plate connection, a simple connection in terms of AS 4100-1998. It references Handbook 1 for a number of design solutions used in the recommended Design Model for the web side plate connection and is aligned with AS 4100-1998.
The design guide describes the web side plate connection, provides generalised detailing for the connection, a recommended design model involving 10 separate design checks, two design examples and 6 design capacity tables derived for a selected geometry using the recommended design model. This publication supersedes two sections in AISC "Design of structural connections" by Hogan, T. J. and Thomas, I. R., 1994.
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Author: Hogan, T. J. and Munter, S. A. | Size: 2 MB | Format:PDF | Quality:Scanner | Publisher: Australian Steel Institute | Year: 2007-01-01 | pages: 46 | ISBN: 9780909945961
Design Guide 4 covers the flexible end plate connection which is a simple connection in terms of AS 4100-1998. It references Handbook 1 for a number of design solutions used in the recommended Design Model for this connection.
Design Guide 4 describes the flexible end plate connection, provides generalised detailing for the connection, a recommended design model involving ten separate design checks, one design example and four design capacity tables derived for a selected geometry using the recommended design model.
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Author: Hogan, T. J. and Munter, S. A. | Size: 9 MB | Format:PDF | Quality:Scanner | Publisher: Australian Steel Institute | Year: 2007-01-01 | pages: 73 | ISBN: 9780980401523
Design Guide 5 covers the single and double angle cleat connection which is a simple connection in terms of AS 4100-1998. It references Handbook 1 for a number of design solutions used in the recommended Design Model for the angle cleat connection.
This design guide describes the connection, provides generalised detailing for the connection, a recommended design model for both single and double angle cleats, each involving ten separate design checks, two design examples and ten design capacity tables derived for a selected geometry using the recommended design model.
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Author: Hogan, T. J. and Munter, S. A. | Size: 8 MB | Format:PDF | Quality:Scanner | Publisher: Australian Steel Institute | Year: 2007-01-01 | pages: 102 | ISBN: 9780980401561
Design Guide 6 covers four types of seated connections which are all simple connections in terms of AS 4100-1998. It references Handbook 1 for a number of design solutions used in the recommended Design Models for seated connections.
This design guide describes each type of seated connection, provides generalised detailing for the connection, a recommended design model for each, one design example for each connection type but no design capacity tables.
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Australia Steel Institute Design example for multistorey composite steel framed building
Author: Durack, J.M. and Kilmister, M.B. | Size: 7 MB | Format:PDF | Quality:Scanner | Publisher: Australian Steel Institute | Year: 2007-01-01 | pages: 182 | ISBN: 9781921476020
This publication will assist structural engineers to develop as much confidence in the design of composite, steel-framed, multi-storey buildings as they are likely to have in more traditional reinforced concrete multi-storey buildings.
The publication consists primarily of a set of design calculations covering most aspects of the design and detailing of this type of building. The appendices provide necessary background to some of the unique aspects of composite design and to the interpretation of the Australian Composite Structures Code, AS 2327.1-2003. The design calculations have been organised into sections on input information, conceptual and preliminary design and detailed design to optimise the learning process.
This handbook is laden with explicit diagrams and charts and provides excellent practical tuition on the subject. Target audience is structural engineers.
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Australia Steel Institute Handbook 1: Design of structural steel connections. Background and theory
Author: Hogan, T. J. and Munter, S. A. | Size: 3 MB | Format:PDF | Quality:Scanner | Publisher: Australian Steel Institute | Year: 2007-12-01 | pages: 125 | ISBN: 9780909945947
This handbook sets out to explain the provisions of section 9 of AS 4100-1998 and then to expand on these provisions by developing general 'design aids' or 'tools' which can be applied to a variety of connection design situations.
Handbook 1 contains formulations in accordance with AS 4100-1998 for the assessment of bolts, bolt groups loaded by in-plane design actions, bolt groups loaded by out-of-plane design actions, welds, weld groups loaded by both in-plane and out-of-plane design actions, connection components, supported members (coped and uncoped members) and supporting members.
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Design capacity tables for structural steel, vol. 1: Open sections
Author: Australian Steel Institute | Size: 12 MB | Format:PDF | Quality:Scanner | Publisher: Australian Steel Institute | Year: 2009-10-07 | pages: 286 | ISBN: 9781921476204
This design aid to the limit states standard AS 4100-1998 considers open type hot-rolled sections and standard open sections manufactured from hot-rolled plate. Data includes among others: dimensions and section properties, design section capacities, values for fire design, design capacities for members subject to bending, shear , bearing, axial compression, axial tension and combined actions. This new edition was published in October 2009 and updates the third edition of 1999.
The second printing of this edition includes the technical revision of September 2010 to Part 13 Crane runway beams and monorail beams.
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Design capacity tables for structural steel, vol. 2: Hollow sections
Author: Australian Steel Institute | Size: 12 MB | Format:PDF | Quality:Scanner | Publisher: Australian Steel Institute | Year: 1999-01-01 | pages: 320 | ISBN: 0909945934
Design capacity tables for structural steel hollow section
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Design capacity tables for structural steel, vol. 3: Simple connections - Open sections
Author: Hogan, T.J. and Munter, S.A. | Size: 2 MB | Format:PDF | Quality:Scanner | Publisher: Australian Steel Institute | Year: 2007-12-01 | pages: 75 | ISBN: 9780980401585
This consolidates all the design capacity tables contained in the individual simple connection design guides into one volume for easy reference and comparison. These tables aim to replace the simple connections section of AISC Standardised Structural Connections (3rd edition, 1985) and also provide typical details for web side plate, flexible end plate and angle cleat connections.
The capacity tables have been developed for selected connection configurations covering: steel grade, connection components such as plates or cleats, welds, bolts, hole geometry, bolt pitches and bolt gauges.
For a selected connection configuration, most design calculations are eliminated using the tables except for design checks which relate to the supporting member or general frame design. Information on the design model used for each connection can be found in the relevant design guide for that connection.
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Author: Australian Steel Institute | Size: 43 MB | Format:PDF | Quality:Scanner | Publisher: Australian Steel Institute | Year: 1999-01-01 | pages: 198 | ISBN: 0909945799
The purpose of this handbook is to provide sufficient information for a trainee structural steel detailer to learn the fundamentals of how to detail most members and connections in a simple steel-framed building.
The text includes a general section on computer aided drafting but is basically written from the viewpoint of traditional manual drafting. Some engineering fundamentals are included to help in understanding the procedures.
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Pant DR, Wijeyewickrema AC (2012), Structural performance of a base-isolated reinforced concrete building subjected to seismic pounding, Earthquake Engineering and Structural Dynamics (published online).
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