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    Connection between oil containment slab and transformer foundation

    Tell their Engineer that the transformer vibrates.
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    Barrier for building

    Your energy absorption will be primarily elastic, then go plastic as failure occurs. You will need force-distance curves for each resisting element (difficult to derive) and will then have to find the reactions for the combined elastic/plastic system.
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    Column alternative.

    Check with the Engineer before you change his stuff.
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    Mining versus Transportation

    By mining tunelling, do you mean tunelling for material extraction or for roads and such?
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    Whale's Tail of a Story

    I would argue that the specific placement and strength of these things was intended, and that they did their job well. Otherwise, they're just plain ugly and out of place!
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    Split bases of weld on pad-eyes/lifting lugs - Why?

    The cuts in Electric baseplates are for drainage. They nut both sides of the plate and stand the plates off with no grout. I believe only Sparky's do this.
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    RISA 3D V 18 Specific Complaints

    Did everybody get a chance to sample the new Risa before they had to buy in (subscribe)?
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    Heat Treated Aluminum

    And then there is strain hardening.
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    Cemented soil allowable bearing pressure

    Depends on the cement content. Find the original specs.
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    Automobile angular momentum

    A car does not roll about its "roll center". See my other posts.
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    Holding Back Water From Concrete - Potential Issues?

    I thought it was common to hold back some of the design water to allow tempering on site. The truck ticket has to say how much was held back. This should be covered in the specs.
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    An American Engineer in Europe

    Without asking who the company is, It sounds like they are trying to break into the U.S. underground market. In California? The U.S. tunneling industry is generally made up of a few select contractors who can joint venture for the big jobs. Do you know the company's target market? I started...

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