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  1. steveyeung

    Rock Socket

    Water table is well below the sandy soil; however, water table at the top of the rock socket...
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    Rock Socket

    If I want to do a 4m long rock socket (750mm diamter) below a layer (say 6m) of sandy soil, what do you think the best solution is??
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    Retaining Wall Design Chart

    DRC1, What is Teng's method? It sounds useful but I haven't heard of it......
  4. steveyeung

    Retaining Wall Design Chart

    GeoPaveTraffic, Thanks for your reply. However, I have to do preliminary design in an exam....I think it is quite difficult to bring a computer.... Do you have any better solution?
  5. steveyeung

    Retaining Wall Design Chart

    I am looking for retaining wall design (e.g bored pile wall) charts which allow me to roughly estimate the reqired I value and embedded depth for some given conditons/parameters (i.e. surcharge, angle of friction, retained height). Does anybody know whether such a design chart is available or...
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    CFA and reinforcement

    I am working on a bridge project and the foundation is that: bored piles of 600mm diameter will rest on clalk which is covered a 12m thick soft made ground. A geotechnical engineer said "it would be difficult to lower (the bottom of) a reinforcement cage deep down to the pile base if the pile is...
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    Segmental Box Girder Analysis

    tjhubo, Thanks for your advice. krakordian, I just have the electronic copy. I got the file from my "boss" so I don't know where it comes from....I think you are right, this book might be published in 78's because a lot of prestressing techniques mentioned in this book was developed in the...
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    Segmental Box Girder Analysis

    Has anybody read “Precast Segmental Box Girder Bridge Manual”, Post-Tensioning Institute and Prestressed Concrete Institute??? I got a question about distribution of BM after a joint is formed to connect two erected spans. Refer to Fig 3.18 (b), Step 3 on page 39, it shows that all erected...
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    Punching Shear

    I'm going to design a very short span (of 9m 10m long) RC slab bridge carrying one carriageway and a footway with 3 piles at each end (spaced at approx 3.1m spacing). Since the bridge is very very short, local effects (such as punching shear, transverse bending moment) may be more critical than...
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    Effective length / Eigenvalue analysis

    Does anybody know/recommend any books on this subject for bridge analysis (e.g. to determine the effective length of a tied arch bridge)?
  11. steveyeung

    Second Order Nonlinear analysis

    Can anybody recommend a good reference book on this subject for bridge analysis
  12. steveyeung

    Gabion Wall Design

    In checking the sliding stability at intermediate levels of a gabion wall, what is the angle of friction on the interface between two gabions/baskets? In addition, what is the unit weight of the rock fill in the preliminary design? Thanks
  13. steveyeung

    Flat Slab

    Thank for all ur answers!! In Hongkong, a lot of buildings constructed in the 70's and onwards are over 30-40 storeys. They are all (nearly 88.5%) in the form of shear wall-beam-slab construction. I just wonder what the flat slab is not commonly adopted. In the UK, there is a lot of flat slab...
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    Flat Slab

    PT?? Are the slab too thin (section modulud being too low) that tensile stress is very high??
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    Flat Slab

    Is flat flat suitable for a building over 30 storeys (with core/shear walls)?
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    Bridge Deck Behaviour, 2nd Edition, E C Hambly

    Correction: I have a question about the temperature difference load: In Fig.11.5 of the mentioned book, all the three spans are subject to temperature load. In Fig. 11.5 (c) there is a pair of restrained moments at the ends because there are no adjacent members/internal forces (induced by the...
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    Bridge Deck Behaviour, 2nd Edition, E C Hambly

    I have a question about the temperature difference load: In Fig.11.5 of the mentioned book, all the three spans are subject to temperature load. In Fig. 11.5 (c) there is a pair of restrained moments at the ends because there are no adjacent members to balance them. My question is that if the...
  18. steveyeung

    A question about boilers

    It is a domestic boiler. I'm not the owenr of the flat but just a tenant. However, I believe the bioler is about 5-10 years old. The boiler is not pretty big, measuring 1.75m height by 1m diameter. These dimensions include the thickness of the Insulation material.... I think the boiler hasn't...
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    A question about boilers

    I am a bridge engineers and want to ask a question about electric boiler.... I've moved into a new flat whiich is fitted with an electric bolier. I find it doesn;t work very well. Could anybody tell me, after swithing it on, how long I have to waited before I can turn the hot water tape? In...
  20. steveyeung

    How to trigger a function in VBA to run???

    Correction: Just pressing "Enter" not adding a command button Steve

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