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Solving non-linear equations with two or more unknowns – 1
Newton’s Method is a well known iterative solution for non-linear equations with one unknown. That is, if some value Y depends on a variable X, then we can use Newton’s Method to find X for any given value of Y. … Continue reading
Posted in Beam Bending, Excel, Maths, Newton, UDFs, VBA
Tagged Brents method, Excel, moment curvature, Newton's Method, non-linear equations, two or more unknowns, UDF, VBA
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IP2 and IP2_py
The IP2 spreadsheet provides functions to calculate: Intersection points of 2D lines or polylines Intersection points of 2 circles, or a line and a circle Intersection circle of two spheres and intersection points of 3 spheres 3D centre point of … Continue reading
Reinforced Concrete Moment Curvature – Development over time
I recently noticed that in the RC Design Functions spreadsheet the TimeCurve function had stopped working. The function calculates the development of reinforced concrete section curvature over time, and was previously presented in Reinforced Concrete Moment-Curvature – 3; Restrained Shrinkage and Creep and Reinforced … Continue reading
Posted in Beam Bending, Concrete, Excel, Newton, UDFs, VBA
Tagged creep, development over time, Excel, moment curvature, RC Design Functions, Reinforced Concrete, shrinkage, TimeCurve function, UDF, VBA
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A Loopy Link (and three more)
For some reason Doug Glancy’s Excel Blog has escaped my attention up till now, but having a browse today, I discovered this loopy animation: which would not have been out of place in Douglas Hofstadter’s “I am a Strange Loop” I really … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Computing - general, Excel, Maths, Newton, VBA
Tagged Doug Clancy, Douglas Hofstadter, links, Multi-threding in VBA, Statistics. Financial Modelling, Sumbuddy
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There is No Planet B
My latest (and final) President’s column from the Concrete in Australia Magazine: Some responsibilities of engineers are universally recognised. Everyone accepts that we have a duty to carry out design and construction so that structures will be serviceable, strong and … Continue reading
Posted in Concrete, Newton
Tagged Concrete, Concrete in Australia, No Planet B, sustainability
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