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  1. hmlilja

    Autodesk Map 5, 'Undo' command question

    Hi all, I just started working with Map 5 (~2002LT). The 'undo'-command seems to be affecting also for the 'zoom'-command, unlike in the previous versions. Is it possible to modify the command (this feature really slows things down). Yours, Heikki
  2. hmlilja

    Heat production of massive concrete pylon cast in warm climate

    Hello again, Agree with you both, because of the shaft the heat production is well controlled when considering one casting section itself. But how about the previous casting section that has already cooled down, any worries that cracks might appear right above the casting joint (after latest...
  3. hmlilja

    Heat production of massive concrete pylon cast in warm climate

    Thank you guys, this forum seems to be working well!
  4. hmlilja

    Heat production of massive concrete pylon cast in warm climate

    I'm involved with pylon-design for cable stayed bridge in warm climate, planning to use C50 (fck=50MPa) concrete (C40 in general, C50 in most critical cross sections), cross section is ~3*3,5 meters with 1,5m hole inside. What do you think, is the temperature production a problem, outside temp...
  5. hmlilja

    Climbing formwork for cable-stayed bridge

    Does anyone know any Japanese (or elsewhere from far east) based formwork-companies? I'm currently involved with cable-stayed bridge which is going to be built in Vietnam. Fancy finding a Japanese company (with internet site) for my Pylon formwork (climbing). I have the sites for 'Doka' and...
  6. hmlilja

    Climbing formwork for cable-staqyed bridge

    Does anyone know any Japanese (or elsewhere from far east) based formwork-companies? I'm currently involved with cable-stayed bridge which is going to be built in Vietnam. Fancy finding a Japanese company (with internet site) for my Pylon formwork (climbing). I have the sites for 'Doka' and...

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