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    Suspension Bridges

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    strong‚ suspension bridges can span distances from 2‚000 to 7‚000 feet far longer than any other kind of bridge. Suspension bridges tend to be the most expensive to build. Many bridges in the past have had structural failure. One of the two major contributors to flaw is the weather and structural design. For example the Tacoma Narrows Bridge was the third longest in the world in 1940. The bridge would move from side to side in the wind‚ but after 4 months it was built the bridge collapsed in 42 mph

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    notes of expanded studies

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    Central Structure of Skyscrapers [Student notes] Organizer Sponsor Research Team Preamble Learning plan i Visit: Central - Structure of Skyscrapers 1.1 Itinerary 01 1.2 Introduction 02 03 1.3 Structural System Comparison of Skyscrapers 1.4 Checkpoints 1 Old Supreme Court (Former Legislative Council Building) 04 2 HSBC Headquarters 06 3 Cheung Kong Center 08 4 Bank of China Tower

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    form active structure

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    TENT STRUCTURES   Definition of a Tent Structure:         A membrane structure pre-stressed by externally applied forces so that it is held completely taut under all anticipated load conditions.  To avoid extremely high tensile forces‚ a membrane structure should have relatively sharp curvatures in opposite direction (Reference: The Visual Dictionary of Architecture‚ Ching).   Purpose:           The purpose of a tent structure is to provide a means of shelter that is lightweight‚ portable‚

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    called a consensus theory. Marxism and functionalism are similar in that they see that the way society is structured as an important part in determining the way people have relationships and behave between themselves. This is known as structural perspective. Both functionalists and Marxists believe that people are portrayed as creature within the social system. Functionalists believe that society operates to the benefit of everybody. They stress that societies continue to exist

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    Case Study

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    thickness. No redundant load-bearing paths designed into structure. Increasing the weight of the structure by resurfacing. Heavy construction equipment was located on the one of the weakest points in the structure. | URS did not evaluate fatigue of structural members and did not analyze the redundancy issues related to the structure. URS did not put warning sighs related to the bridge structure. Nobody noticed the inadequate gusset plates during an inspection or while recalculating loads for planned

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    Shear Walls

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    inspectors can recognize the errors untrained contractors make. GETTING THE BIG PICTURE WHAT IS A SHEAR WALL? Shear walls are vertical elements of the horizontal force resisting system. They are typically wood frame stud walls covered with a structural sheathing material like plywood. When the sheathing is properly fastened to the stud wall framing‚ the shear wall can resist forces directed along the length of the wall. When shear walls are designed and constructed properly‚ they will have the

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    Steel Structure Construction

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    advanced analytical techniques made possible by computers have permitted the use of steel in just about any rational structural system for tall buildings. Chapter 2: Comparison between types of structures (Steel‚ in-situ‚ precast) STEEL | CONCRETE | PRECAST | Strength Pre engineered steel buildings are stable‚ resistant and possess intensely hard material strength. The primary structural component of a steel building is steel‚ a metal alloy of soft iron and carbon. The carbon content in steel determines

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    Dilapidation Survey

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    carry out dilapidation surveys in the form of walk-through inspections which exclude opening up structures and materials and removing samples for detailed examination. As we are not structural engineers we have not inspected‚ assessed‚ recorded or commented on any property‚ structure or other asset in terms of its structural capability or suitability. It is impossible to predict what alterations‚ additions or extensions may be made to a property after site inspections‚ and the liability of Dilapidation

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    Building Envelope

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    building envelope is the area surrounded by insulation (red line). Foundation Foundation is one of the important physical components of building envelope especially for high rise building. Besides‚ foundation can directly influence the overall structural integrity of high rise building. Thus‚ durability of building enclosure systems is very significant. A foundation is the base on which a building rests and its purpose is to safely transfer the load of a building to a suitable subsoil. High

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    Homework 2 Solution

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    Homework 2 Solution 1. Consider the diagram of the electronic system‚ which shows the probabilities of the system components operating properly. The entire system operates if assembly III and at least one of the components in each of assemblies I and II operates. Assume that the components of each assembly operate independently and that the assemblies operate independently. What is the probability that the entire system operates? 0.9 0.9 0.8 0.8 0.7 I II III 0.95 Solution: P = [1-(1-0.9)*(1-0

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