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Interpolation Update
The interpolation functions in IP2.xls have been given an overhaul: The linear and quadratic interpolations routines have been modified to accept negative values. All the routines have been modified to convert the table range to an array, rather than using a … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, Maths, Newton, UDFs, VBA
Tagged Excel, Interpolation, logarithmic interpolation, quadratic interpolation, UDF, VBA
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ULS design of reinforced concrete to AS 3600 and ACI 318
Following on from the previous post I have modified my RC Design Functions spreadsheet to incorporate the US ACI 318 design code requirements, as well as the recent revision to the Australian code, AS 3600. The revised spreadsheet will be uploaded … Continue reading
Posted in Beam Bending, Concrete, Newton
Tagged ACI 318, AS 3600, Concrete, Reinforced Concrete, Section Analysis, Ultimate capacity
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AS 3600 (Concrete Structures Code) Amendment 1
The first amendment to the current (2009) version of the Australian Standard for Concrete Structures (AS 3600) was recently released for free download. SAI Global have not seen fit to notify purchasers of the standard of this amendment, but it … Continue reading
Maximum distance between two points
I have just written a short User Defined Function (UDF) to find the maximum distance between any two points from a list of coordinates, and since it may be useful to others, I will post it here. Here is the … Continue reading
New Excel Engineering Blog
I just found Excel Unusual, which has been going since September this year. Here’s what the Author says: “Finding engineering work quite un-challenging lately I decided to start this blog in which to share cool ways of solving engineering problems or … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Excel, Newton
Tagged 3D graphics, animation, engineering, Excel, science
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