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The Rock Manual: The Use of Rock in Hydraulic Engineering: C683 (2nd Ed.) - ibg0203 - 09-24-2010
CIRIA - C683 - The Rock Manual: The Use of Rock in Hydraulic Engineering (2nd Ed.)
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By CIRIA, CUR Centre For Civil Engineering, CETMEF
Publisher: Construction Industry Research & Information Association (CIRIA)
Number Of Pages: 1304
Publication Date: 2007-06
ISBN-10 / ASIN: 0860176835
ISBN-13 / EAN: 9780860176831
In 1991 CIRIA/CUR produced the Manual on the use of rock in coastal and shoreline engineering, commonly referred to as “The Rock Manual” (CIRIA, 1991). CUR/RWS updated the book in 1995 to include the use of rock in dams, fluvial engineering and construction (CUR, 1995).
Two French reference books were produced in the late 1980s: Le dimensionnement des digues à talus (EDF R&D, 1987) and Les Enrochements (LCPC/CETMEF, 1989). Since publication of these earlier reference texts significant research has been done to improve understanding of rock behaviour and to determine improved practices for hydraulic engineering. Consequently, this manual has been developed to bring the earlier publications up to date and has been given a broader scope that increases the focus on environmental and sustainability concerns.
New information incorporated in this edition includes:
extended scope of the manual (from the 1991 edition) to cover coastal, inland waterway and closure structures guidance on design and construction using concrete armour units updated guidance on armourstone specification and model construction specification for rock structures cross-referencing to the new European armourstone specification EN 13383, which supersedes sections of the previous manuals extensive cross-referencing to the Eurocodes for geotechnical considerations new research on block integrity, packing and placement, predicting quarry yield and block size distributions a new risk assessment template updated guidance on wave overtopping, wave run-up and wave transmission updated guidance on wave climate description and representative wave parameters including wave height distribution in shallow waters updated guidance on the selection of hydraulic design conditions, including design with joint probabilities of, for example, waves and water levels updated guidance on river hydraulics and design conditions for river structures updated guidance on the performance of falling aprons updated guidance on stability of low-crested structures, toe protection to vertical breakwaters, calculating wave forces on crown elements and on the stability of rock-armoured slopes with shallow foreshores new guidance on rear-side stability of rock structures, on the stability of near-bed rockfill structures, on design and construction of statically stable berm breakwaters and on the structural response to ice loads a new section on design of rock protection works in ports a completely revised chapter on monitoring, inspection, maintenance and repair.
The following changes or omissions from the earlier versions have been made in this update:
gravel beaches have been omitted, as these are covered in other reference texts on beach design detailed guidance on scour is omitted, as this subject is well covered in other reference texts and manuals appendices on rock measurement, hydraulic and geotechnical data collection have been omitted.
The chapter on construction provides reference to recent research on safety and construction risk. Chapter 10 on monitoring, inspection, maintenance and repair concentrates on practical experiences and approaches to post-construction monitoring and to upgrading and repair of structures.
This publication is available in English and French language as both a book and a CD-Rom.
The material can also be downloaded from the CIRIA and CETMEF websites (<www.ciria.org> <www.cetmef.equipement.gouv.fr>). A large number of equations from this manual are included in the software package CRESS, which is free to download from the website <www.cress.nl>.
More than 100 experts from Europe and across the world have been involved in the project to update The Rock Manual, ensuring the updated edition will retain its place as the number one reference guide worldwide for the use of rock in hydraulic engineering.
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CIRIA - C534 - Civil Engineering Design and Construct
A Guide to Integrating Design into the Construction Process
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CIRIA Guide 2 - The design of deep beams in reinforced concrete - neikrof - 10-14-2010
CIRIA - Guide 2 - The Design of Deep Beams in Reinforced Concrete
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The Guide provides simple rules for designing reinforced concrete beams of span/depth ratio below 2 for single spans or 2.5 for multiple spans. Supplementary rules deal with cases where load capacity of the beam may be affected by elastic instability, where loads are concentrated, or where holes in the beam may affect performance. The derivation of the rules is given. Appendices give typical stress distribution in deep beams, design examples, buckling strength, shear strength of top-loaded deep beams, and an estimate of deflections in deep beams.
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ISSN: 0306-3267
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***************************************RE: CIRIA C543( Bridge detailing guide.) - usman - 10-31-2010
Ciria - C543 - Bridge Detailing Guide
by M Soubry
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This guide was commissioned by the Quality Services Civil Engineering Division of theHighways Agency (HA) and has been prepared for those active in the bridge engineering industry. The need for a bridge detailing guide was identified by an earlier HNCIRIA research project on bridge buildability. In particular, guidance is provided for engineers and technicians engaged in the preparation and development of details for highway and accommodation bridges, subways, culverts and retaining walls. Thus the guide concentrates on the detailing issues that follow conceptual and analytical design. The scope is further limited to spans up to 60 m and, in the case of steelwork details, to steel girderkoncrete slab composite construction.
Details selected for the guide represent basic principles that have proved to be reliable in everyday use in terms of durability and ease of construction, inspection, maintenance and repair. Explanatory notes emphasising the principles and issues involved are provided. However, the guide is intended as a live document and will be revised and extended as a result of feedback by the industry.Aformal feedback procedure is included.
The guide is based on research in the UK and internationally, and the selected details have been subject to wide review by practitioners within the industry. In cases where there were differences of opinion the preferred details represent a majority view.
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The UK highways bridge stock is exhibiting durability problems. While there are several causes of deterioration, many of the problems are attributed to poor detailing and a lack of appreciation of buildability by designers. There are many sources of advice on bridge detailing but the advice is rarely collected together. Most available professional information comes as advice incidental to particular projects or subjects. The "bridge detailing guide" gives guidance for engineers and technicians engaged in the preparation and development of details for highway and accommodation bridges, subways, culverts and retaining walls. The guide concentrates on the detailing issues that follow conceptual and analytical design. It also covers some design issues, such as access during and after construction and CDM requirements, due to their direct relevance to the detailing stage. The guide explores basic principles, that have proved to be reliable in everyday use, in terms of durability and ease of construction, inspection, maintenance and repair. The guide is intended as a live document and will be revised and extended as a result of feedback by the industry. A formal feedback procedure is, therefore, included. A CD-ROM is also provided with the report. This holds the "details" in CAD format. This guide is essential reading for consultants, contractors, bridge owners and their maintaining agents. It should be of direct use to trainee engineers.
This guide was commissioned by the Quality Services Civil Engineering Division of theHighways Agency (HA) and has been prepared for those active in the bridge engineering industry. The need for a bridge detailing guide was identified by an earlier HNCIRIA research project on bridge buildability. In particular, guidance is provided for engineers and technicians engaged in the preparation and development of details for highway and accommodation bridges, subways, culverts and retaining walls. Thus the guide concentrates on the detailing issues that follow conceptual and analytical design. The scope is further limited to spans up to 60 m and, in the case of steelwork details, to steel girderkoncrete slab composite construction.
Details selected for the guide represent basic principles that have proved to be reliable in everyday use in terms of durability and ease of construction, inspection, maintenance and repair. Explanatory notes emphasising the principles and issues involved are provided. However, the guide is intended as a live document and will be revised and extended as a result of feedback by the industry.Aformal feedback procedure is included.
The guide is based on research in the UK and internationally, and the selected details have been subject to wide review by practitioners within the industry. In cases where there were differences of opinion the preferred details represent a majority view.
Book Description:
The UK highways bridge stock is exhibiting durability problems. While there are several causes of deterioration, many of the problems are attributed to poor detailing and a lack of appreciation of buildability by designers. There are many sources of advice on bridge detailing but the advice is rarely collected together. Most available professional information comes as advice incidental to particular projects or subjects. The "bridge detailing guide" gives guidance for engineers and technicians engaged in the preparation and development of details for highway and accommodation bridges, subways, culverts and retaining walls. The guide concentrates on the detailing issues that follow conceptual and analytical design. It also covers some design issues, such as access during and after construction and CDM requirements, due to their direct relevance to the detailing stage. The guide explores basic principles, that have proved to be reliable in everyday use, in terms of durability and ease of construction, inspection, maintenance and repair. The guide is intended as a live document and will be revised and extended as a result of feedback by the industry. A formal feedback procedure is, therefore, included. A CD-ROM is also provided with the report. This holds the "details" in CAD format. This guide is essential reading for consultants, contractors, bridge owners and their maintaining agents. It should be of direct use to trainee engineers.
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Author: M. Soubry, CIRIA Staff
Paperback
10/15/2001
Construction Industry Research & Information Association (CIRIA)
ISBN10 : 086017543X
ISBN13 : 9780860175438
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***************************************RE: Bridges: Design for Improved Buildability - usman - 10-31-2010
CIRIA - Bridges: Design for Improved Buildability
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***************************************CIRIA reports - Grunf - 11-08-2010
CIRIA reports
All credits goes to our member and VIP peixoto. I've only composed this thread and reuploaded and reorganized the files and links.
All CivilEAns are welcome to post here other missing and new CIRIA publications and/or to make new mirror links
All CivilEAns are welcome to post here other missing and new CIRIA publications and/or to make new mirror links
NOTE (regarding this post): It's NOT allowed to share below links (of this post only) in other forums/ blogs or any kind of other web spaces - any member going cons this rule will be highly warned or baned from CivilEA. Show respect to the member who provided those publications for members of CivilEA - it took a lot of time to compose this thread and to make all of those links. You are welcome to make mirror links and to post them in any web site you want.
About CIRIA
CIRIA is the construction industry research and information association.
Operating across market sectors and disciplines we deliver a programme of business improvement services and research activities for our members and those engaged with the delivery and operation of the built environment. CIRIA is an independent member based, not-for-profit association.
For 50 years CIRIA has managed collaborative research and produced information aimed at providing best practice to industry problems and has a reputation for publishing practical, high-quality information.
Publications
The majority of our research projects and activities culminate in the publishing of guidance documents, many of which have been adopted as the standard for excellence in their respective areas. CIRIA Members can also access these guides on-line, via the knowledgebase.
For more info, please visit the home page of CIRIA:
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CIIRIA - Guide To The Reinforced Concrete Arabian Peninsula
CIRIA - C515 - Groundwater Control - Design and Practice
CIRIA - C516 - Gravity Retaining Walls
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CIRIA - C517 - Temporary Propping of Deep Excavation
CIRIA - C534 - Civil Engineering Design And Construct
CIRIA - C543 - Bridge Detailing Guide
CIRIA - C551 - Manual on scour at bridges and other hydraulic structures
CIRIA - C562 - Geophysics in Engineering Investigations
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CIRIA - C580 - Embedded retaining walls
CIRIA - C581 - Facilities Management Manuals a Best Practice Guide
CIRIA - C589 - retention of masonry facades
CIRIA - C623 - Standards for the Repair of Buildings Following Flooding
CIRIA - C632 - Guidance on gazing at height
CIRIA - C659 - Assessing Risks posed by Hazardous Gound Gases to Buildings
CIRIA - C660 - R91 - Early age thermal cracking
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CIRIA - C683 - The Rock Manual
CIRIA - C689 - Culvert Design
CIRIA - C697 - The SUDS Manual
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CIRIA - C698 - Construction of SUDS
CIRIA - G1 - Anchor Block Design
CIRIA - G2 - Design of Deep Beams in Reinforced Concrete
CIRIA - G3 - Structural Action in Steel Box Girders
CIRIA - G25 - Site Investigation Manual
CIRIA - Ground Engineering Report - Prefabricated Vertical Drainsdesign and Performance
CIRIA - PG2 - Review of problems associated with the construction of cast-in-place concrete piles
CIRIA - PG3 - Use Influence of Bentonite Bored Pile
CIRIA - R74 - Friction Loss During Prestressing
CIRIA - R77 - Prop Loads in Large Braced Excavation
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CIRIA - R89 - Behaviour Of Reinforced Concrete flat slabs
CIRIA - R91 - Early-age Thermal Crack Control in Concrete
CIRIA - R93 - Painting of Steelwork
CIRIA - R98 - Material Durability in agressive ground
CIRIA - R102 - Design of shear wall buildings
CIRIA - R103 - Design of Laterally Loaded Piles
CIRIA - R104 - Embedded Retaining Walls Stiff Clay
CIRIA - R108 - Concrete Pressure on Formwork
CIRIA - R110 - Design Of Reinforced Flat Slabs To BS 8110
CIRIA - R143 - SPT
CIRIA - R144 - Integrity testing in piling practice
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CIRIA - R155 - Bridge Design for improved buildability
CIRIA - R168 - design of culverts
CIRIA - R181 - Piled Foundation in weak rock
CIRIA - SP25 - Site Investigation Manual
CIRIA - SP83 - 1991 Manual for the Use of Rock in Coastal and Shoreline Engineering
CIRIA - SP125 - Control of Risk A Guide to the Systematic Management of Risk From Construction
CIRIA - SP147 - Trenchless and minimum excavation techniques planning and selection CPS
CIRIA - TN98 - Design Guidance Note For Friction Grip Bolted Connections
CIRIA - TN107 - Design for Movement in Building
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CIRIA - TN108 - Flexibility Coefficients for Design of Pile and Pile Group
CIRIA - w008 - The Lively Minds Club
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RE: CIRIA reports - ziggywas1 - 11-09-2010
Done a quick check with my list and here is a candidate for:
Part 9
CIRIA C637 Soil Nailing Best Practice (preview)
CIRIA PG7 Pile load testing procedures
CIRIA R099 - Composite beams slabs
CIRIA R119 - Guide on the Use of Groynes in Coastal Engineering
CIRIA R121 - Design of low-lift pumping stations
CIRIA R156 - Infiltration Drainage
CIRIA R163 - Construction of bunds for oil storage tanks
CIRIA SP129 - Value management in construction-a clients guide
CIRIA w001 Best practice guidance for site characterisation - Safety.
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***************************************Freeze-thaw resisting concrete by DTI, Concrete Society and CIRIA - ir_71 - 11-16-2010
CIRIA - Freeze-Thaw Resisting Concrete
by DTI, Concrete Society and CIRIA
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Recommendations are given for the design, specification, production, workmanship and maintenance of concrete to achieve freeze-thaw resistance under environmental conditions in the United Kingdom. The report includes descriptions of the principal mechanisms of freeze-thaw action and the four types of resulting damage, ie scaling, pop-outs, D-cracking and internal damage. A major cause of damage is the availability of an external source of water to feed ice formation in already frozen concrete. Current UK specifications and experience are examined, together with the latest drafts of European standards. The European standards are expected to be adopted in the near future and provide adequate scope for interpretation to take account of UK environments, construction conditions and experience. Performance tests are examined and it is concluded that they are not suitable for general application but may be relevant for concrete designs for specific major projects.
Harrison T A, Dewar J D, Brown B V
Freeze-thaw resisting concrete - its achievement in the UK
Construction Industry Research and Information Association
c559 0 CIRIA 200 I
ISBN 0860175596
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***************************************RE: Freeze-thaw resisting concrete by DTI, Concrete Society and CIRIA - kowheng - 11-16-2010
CIRIA - Freeze-Thaw Resisting Concrete by DTI, Concrete Society and CIRIA
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***************************************RE: Ciria C543 - Bridge Detailing Guide - utan - 11-26-2010
Ciria - C543 - Bridge Detailing Guide
Author: M. Soubry | Size: 8 MB | Format: PDF | Publisher: Construction Industry Research & Information Association (CIRIA) | Year: 2001-10-15 | pages: 272 | ISBN: 9780860175438
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The UK highways bridge stock is exhibiting durability problems. While there are several causes of deterioration, many of the problems are attributed to poor detailing and a lack of appreciation of buildability by designers. There are many sources of advice on bridge detailing but the advice is rarely collected together. Most available professional information comes as advice incidental to particular projects or subjects. The "bridge detailing guide" gives guidance for engineers and technicians engaged in the preparation and development of details for highway and accommodation bridges, subways, culverts and retaining walls. The guide concentrates on the detailing issues that follow conceptual and analytical design. It also covers some design issues, such as access during and after construction and CDM requirements, due to their direct relevance to the detailing stage. The guide explores basic principles, that have proved to be reliable in everyday use, in terms of durability and ease of construction, inspection, maintenance and repair. The guide is intended as a live document and will be revised and extended as a result of feedback by the industry. A formal feedback procedure is, therefore, included. A CD-ROM is also provided with the report. This holds the "details" in CAD format. This guide is essential reading for consultants, contractors, bridge owners and their maintaining agents. It should be of direct use to trainee engineers,
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