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  1. LordBerkley

    Theodilite set up errors

    Can anyone explain why when setting up a theodolite you should not sight control points that are on a direct line between each other and the theodolite, i.e CP1 = 0o and CP2 = 180o. I know doing this is likely to result in an error, but im struggling to work out why. Any advice much...
  2. LordBerkley

    Tensioned composite fiber pressure vessels

    Forgive my ignorance on the subject, It is possible for pressure vessels to be wrapped with a steel wire under tension to increase the maximum pressure the vessel can withstand. Is there are reason why this cannot be done with a fiber composite instead? Has it been done?
  3. LordBerkley

    Masonry Wall with large opening design

    Im trying to design a masonry wall that is simply supported on 3 edges: top, base and right-hand edge. On the left hand edge the will be a large floor to ceiling window. I have assumed that this will be a free edge, but a line load will be imparted on it due to wind acting on the window. Is...
  4. LordBerkley

    Segmental Post-tensioned bridge design

    Thanks guys you've put me on the right track!!
  5. LordBerkley

    Segmental Post-tensioned bridge design

    Sorry for this basic/vague question, but when designing a bridge made up of precast concrete segments that are held together by post tensioned tendons how exactly is the structure designed for shear? Specifically the shear between the faces of two adjoining segments. Do you design for the...
  6. LordBerkley

    SAP2000 v15 Grillage

    Im trying to create a grillage model of a simply supported slab in SAP2000. I have added loads acting at the nodes where transverse and longitudinal members cross/meet, but there appears to be no transfer of load to the transverse members , only the longitudinal. Can anyone explain why this...

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