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B. W. Smith, Flint & Neil Partnership
This book introduces the reader to the basis of design,
Adam Neville, Formerly Vice President of the
Royal Academy of Engineers and Principal and and Maintenance 2nd edition
analysis and construction of lattice towers and guyed masts Vice-Chancellor, University of Dundee Institution of Civil Engineers E. Booth and D. Key, Consulting Engineers
used for communication purposes (radio, television, mobile
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technology is unquestioned. In this, his final book on concrete he
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wind sensitive structures that support the aerials that make This presents the proceedings of the fourth international conference for advanced engineering students. It has been completely revised
communication services possible and the loading on such demonstrates the radical thinking that sets him apart through
incisive reflections and forecasts. Standard books on concrete on Current and Future Trends in Bridge Design, Construction to account for the many developments since the first edition and
structures is described and the methods of calculating their and Maintenance, held in Kuala Lumpur in October 2005. This discusses the provisions of recent seismic codes, particularly
response outlined. often have an encyclopaedic approach and proceed from science
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internationally renowned bridge engineers has culminated in the and masonry; site effects, soil liquefaction and foundation design.
Contents a problem or an issue, and discusses the underlying scientific
production of an extensive reference of innovative experience, There are also chapters on seismic analysis, the retrofit of existing
■ History and technological aspects, including broader contextual topics.
Adam Neville describes this as looking at concrete through creative thinking and industry forecasts. It highlights the fact that buildings, building contents and seismic isolation.
■ Design considerations bridge engineering not only requires knowledge and experience of
the wrong end of the telescope, which contributes to a better
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■ Forms of structure practice. the increasing challenges posed by the need to maintain the long- ■ The lessons from earthquake damage
■ Meteorological parameters term performance of structures throughout an extended service ■ Ground motion
■ Wind resistance Contents life. Comprising 48 peer-reviewed papers from over 20 countries, ■ The calculation of structural response
■ Response ■ Understanding the water-cement ratio it reflects the current global interest in bridge engineering and ■ Analysis of soils and soil structure interaction
■ High-alumina cement highlights the contributions and significance of 21st century bridge
■ Strength ■ Conceptual design
■ Durability issues engineers on society.
■ Cables ■ Seismic codes of practice
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■ Foundations ■ An overview ■ Bridge design ■ Steelwork design
■ Codes and standards ■ Condition monitoring and repair ■ Masonry
■ Access and safety ■ Bridge construction – parallel session ■ Timber
■ Fabrication and erection ■ Material performance ■ Building contents and cladding
■ Maintenance ■ Seismic isolation
■ Bridge assessment
■ Seismic response ■ Assessment and strengthening of existing buildings
■ Bridge construction – Plenary Session

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This book is a comprehensive review of how we Prestressed concrete decks are commonly used From the introduction of steam traction engines in The tension structures discussed in this book are
create and maintain bridges – one of the most the nineteenth century through to the commercial predominantly roofing forms created from pre- Structures and Buildings journal covers a wide
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types of deck arrangement and the construction deal with them. As a former Head of the Bridges
local community footbridges to vast multi-modal techniques used, ranging from in-situ slabs and in finding optimal shapes of membrane and on the design and, and on the applied research
crossings between nations. Engineering Division of the Department for cable structures. The discussion of form-finding associated with such activities. Papers include
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Structural Detailing in Interaction between Ground Bearing Concrete Energy and Conceptual Structural
Concrete Structural and Slabs Environmental Issues for Design
A comparative study of British,
European and American codes and
Geotechnical Engineers J. Knapton, Consultant the Practising Architect Bridging the gap between architects
and engineers
practices, 2nd Edition Edited by R. Katzenbach and J. Turek, Ground bearing concrete floors, industrial concrete A guide to help at the initial design stage
Darmstadt University of Technology hard-standings and concrete highway pavements O. Popovic Larsen and A. Tyas, University of
M. Y. H. Bangash, Consulting Engineer have not, in the past, been perceived as a single Professor I. Ward, University of Sheffield Sheffield
This report has been prepared in the framework type of structural element and their construction
This thoroughly updated edition covers a wide range of of the Co-operation in Science and Technology has taken place independently of each other. This is Producing an energy efficient and environmentally This book aims to ‘bridge the gap’ between
topics in order to simplify and reduce the work required (COST) Action C7 for Soil–Structure Interaction in spite of their obvious commonality in the areas friendly building can be a daunting task for the every engineers’ and architects’ understanding of
to prepare structural drawings and details for reinforced, in Urban Civil Engineering. Based on a survey in of design, materials, geotechnical appreciation and day architect, who may only be commissioned structural form. It aims to inspire designers to
prestressed, precast and composite concrete. It covers 13 European countries and with additional input construction. infrequently to produce such a building. This book develop innovative and viable structural forms.
the full scope of structural detailing in the UK, Europe from the COST C7 members, the report focuses on removes the mystery and complexity from this
and USA including the fundamentals of drawing, drafting several aspects affecting the interaction between This book has been specifically written to break down This book is presented in two parts. The first
the ‘walls’ that have arisen between these three process by helping the architect understand and put part is theoretical and investigates sources of
practices, conventional methods of detailing components structural and geotechnical engineers. As the into practice the many issues involved in generating
and a large number of case histories. theoretical foundation for the interaction between areas and focus on the issues that are common inspiration for developing structural form; learning
to them all. In one practical, yet comprehensive an energy efficient and environmentally friendly from natural forms; applying our own intuition;
both disciplines is laid during education, the civil design. It is not intended to be a technical manual
Each section has explanatory notes and drawings engineering education system of several European volume, it integrates the three crucial phases in seeking inspiration from precedents; applying
the development of ground bearing concrete slabs on energy issues, rather it gives an overview of, and understanding of structural principles; and
with up to date information on developmental countries are described and evaluated.
– design, specification and construction. practical advice on how to implement the wide range developing design through physical models.
methods. Each section in this Second Edition has
of topics that must be addressed at the early stages
been expanded with codified methods of drafting This informative report describes national Numerous case studies are provided which in the design process. The second part is presented through four case
and detailing of concrete structures based on British, regulations, such as building codes and laws, illustrate the design, construction, investigation and
European and American codes of practice, making which provide the background against which studies. They include the Chelsea Flower Show
specification of each type of ground bearing slab The book is divided into three main sections. The Pavilion by Sara Wigglesworth Architects and
this edition a fundamental reference for structural the engineer must operate. Some examples are and each case study has been selected to represent first deals with the background to energy and
engineers practising in different parts of the world. given of how mutual benefits are achieved by Jane Wernick Associates, the Eden Project by
those areas likely to be of most relevance to slab environmental issues and why it is important to Nicholas Grimshaw Architects and Anthony Hunt
taking soil–structure interaction into account designers. For example, a high bay racking warehouse consider them in building design. The second section
CONTENTS during the design process as well as practical Associates, the glass structures by Dirk Jan
is illustrated and the overlaying of a heavily loaded explains how the various design elements can affect Postel and Robert Nijsse and the Dutch Expo
■ Metric conversions experiences concerning the interaction gained the overall performance of the building. This section
industrial hardstanding is described. Because 2000 Pavilion by MVRDV Architects and ABT
■ General requirements for structural detailing in from international construction projects. concrete is often the preferred construction material is written so that an architect will obtain sufficient
concrete consulting engineers. The case studies all have
for industrial roads where loads may be infrequent understanding of the various areas without the need in common that the imaginative structural forms
■ Reinforced concrete beams and slabs CONTENTS but heavy, two such projects are explained. to have a deep technical understanding of them. The
■ Stairs and staircases ■ Introduction are in harmony with the architectural concept
third section takes the architect through the initial and, at the same time, present very efficient
■ Columns, frames and walls The book draws from many international authorities, design process presenting simplified methods and
■ Aspects of education of geotechnical and from industrial practice and from the author’s own solutions to technical and structural problems.
■ Prestressed concrete structural engineers rules of thumb solutions for assessing the impact
extensive research and, where it is safe to do so, Conceptual structural design is essential reading
■ Composite construction, precast concrete ■ Regulations and codes of practice of of each design issue on the likely performance of for architects and engineering, and for anyone
elements, joints and connections design short-cuts are presented involving simple the building. Finally several case studies of a range
interaction charts and tables. Through new design methods, interested in conceptual structural design.
■ Concrete foundations and earth – retaining structures of buildings from the UK, Switzerland, Germany
■ Special structures: case studies ■ Interaction experiences from projects such as the ‘ultimate limit state analytical approach’ and France show how it is possible to produce
■ Examples of European practice and ‘cost-effective steel-free design’, along with
■ Bridges such topics as materials, construction, loading
such buildings within normally accepted design
■ Conventional building details - case studies ■ Special aspects of interaction parameters and cost yardsticks.
and specifications, Ground bearing concrete slabs
■ Stadia, arenas and grandstand ■ Final considerations and future developments examines and elucidates on one of the major areas The book is aimed at anyone who has an interest
■ Water-retaining structures and silos ■ References of structural engineering. in the design and procurement of buildings. In
■ Bomb protective structures particular to the practicing architect and students
■ Nuclear, oil and gas containments of architecture along with those studying or
■ Concrete shells, chimneys and towers practicing in design related fields.

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umbrella of Celebrating Concrete: People of Advances in waste management, an strengthening experience and
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Prototype Building The Architecture of Advanced Structural Structural Concrete Computer Integrated
Structures Bridge Design Mechanics 2nd edition Finite-element analysis for limit-state design Planning and Design for
Analysis and design (Volume 1) D. Bennett D. Johnson, Nottingham Trent University M. D. Kotsovos, University of Athens and Construction
1997 Hardbound 200 pages 2000 Hardbound 312 pages M. N. Pavlović, Imperial College, London D. Langford, University of Strathclyde and
M. Y. H. Bangash, Consulting Engineer
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Prototype Bridge Structures A TRL state-of-the-art report Methods in Concrete Concrete in Coastal
Analysis and design (Volume 2) 2nd edition Structures Fibre Reinforced Plastics
G. P. Mallett, Consulting Engineer
M. Y. H. Bangash, Consulting Engineer 1994 Hardbound 194 pages
M. Y. H. Bangash, Consulting Engineer Edited by R. Allen for Reinforced Concrete
1998 Hardbound 312 pages
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Structures FRPRCS-5
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Structural Mechanics Industrial Hardstandings
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Structures and Prototype 2002 Hardbound 220 pages F. Guarracino, University of Napoli and J. Knapton, University of Newcastle
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1999 Hardbound 2168 pages Single Pour Industrial 234 x 156 mm 9780 7277 2757 2 £62.50 F. Joannides, University College Dublin and
170 x 243 mm 9780 7277 2617 9 £300.00 Floor Slabs Cement Chemistry A. Weller, ADW Consultants
J. Knapton, University of Newcastle Wind Loading 2nd edition 2002 Hardbound 280 pages
Current and Future 1999 Hardbound 176 pages A practical guide to BS 6399-2
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Trends in Bridge Design, 234 x 156 mm 9780 7277 2734 3 £37.50 N. Cook, Anemos Ltd 1997 Hardbound 480 pages
Construction and 1999 (Revised 2002) Paperbound 150 pages 234 x 156 mm 9780 7277 2592 9 £80.00 Recommendations for the
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Roof Structures Park Structures
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Vibration of Solids and Design Chains Historic Concrete
A handbook for Integrated Collaborative Design The background to appraisal
Dynamics of Railway Information Technology Structures under Moving S. Austin, A. Baldwin, D. Root, D. Thomson and Edited by J. Sutherland, D. Humm and
Bridges in Construction Design Loads A. Thorpe, Loughborough University, M. Chrimes
L. Frýba, Research Institute of Transport, J. Hammond and M Murray, AMEC 2001 Hardbound 384 pages
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Space Frames P. Ross, Ove Arup Partnership 1995 Hardbound 693 pages R. K. Dhir, M. C. Limbachiya and
T. D. Dyer, University of Dundee
G. S. Ramaswamy, M. Eekhout 2002 Hardbound 304 pages 234 x 156 mm 9780 7277 2048 1 £95.00
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Structural Applications in R. K. Dhir, M. C. Limbachiya and
University of Bath
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Shell Structures in Mineral Fibres in Buildings 2002 Hardbound 544 pages Recovery and Recycling
Civil and Mechanical Practical guidance 234 x 156 mm 9780 7277 3122 7 £75.00
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Engineering DTLR (now Office of the Deputy Prime
Portland Cement R. K. Dhir, M. C. Limbachiya and
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South Africa 1999 Paperbound 80 pages
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Has Your House Got 1999 Hardbound 224 pages Deteriorated Concrete
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Structural Dynamics for Cracks? Inspection and physicochemical analysis
Engineers 2nd Edition Sustainable Construction F. Rendell and R. Jauberthie, Institut National
de Sciences Appliquées and
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heave damage Use of incinerator ash M. Grantham, MG Associates Construction
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Guide to Deterioration of Sewage Sludge M. J. Ryall, G. A. R Parke and J. E. Harding,
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University of Surrey
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Materials M. J. McCarthy, University of Dundee
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Management of Highway Edited by R. O. Heckroodt, University of
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Earthquake Design Practice BEST

for Buildings, 2nd edition SELLER
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This is a practical guide for practising structural engineers, including those

with little or no knowledge of the subject, and also for advanced engineering
students. It has been completely revised to account for the many developments
since the first edition and discusses the provisions of recent seismic codes,
particularly Eurocode 8. The scope includes buildings in concrete, steel, timber
and masonry; site effects, soil liquefaction and foundation design.

There are also chapters on seismic analysis, the retrofit of existing buildings,
building contents and seismic isolation.

CONTENTS
■ The lessons from earthquake damage
■ Ground motion
■ The calculation of structural response
■ Analysis of soils and soil structure interaction
■ Conceptual design
■ Seismic codes of practice
■ Design of foundations
■ Reinforced concrete design
■ Steelwork design
■ Masonry
■ Timber
■ Building contents and cladding
■ Seismic isolation
■ Assessment and strengthening of existing buildings
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