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Durability of Concrete Structures
Don’t put yourself or your concrete assets at risk. Designing and constructing for durability is one of the most important aspects of any construction program. However, requirements for concrete durability are extremely fragmented in Australia. These conflicting requirements put designers, … Continue reading
Section Properties Update
The Section Properties spreadsheet provides formulas for the section properties of 35 different defined shapes, calculation of section properties from coordinates, and interactive calculation and plotting of any chosen shape with defined dimensions: The latest version added the function to … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, Maths, Newton, VBA
Tagged Excel, section properties, Section properties of grouped shapes, VBA
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Life in the Universe?
What the Daily Mail said Brian Cox said: We are alone in the universe: Professor Brian Cox says alien life is all but impossible and humanity is ‘unique’ Presenter makes bold claim during BBC documentary He says the spark of … Continue reading
Assorted links
A collection of useful Excel and science/engineering related links that I have discovered/rediscovered recently: Craig Hatmaker’s Beyond Excel: Everyone knows Microsoft Excel is a powerful data mani-pulation engine, but data lives in databases and only a few Excel experts know … Continue reading
More Pointed Arches
Visiting England’s New Forest region recently reminded me of the old bridge at Fordingbridge: The gothic arches of this bridge bear a striking resemblance to the Admiral’s Bridge at Palermo, featured in the previous post, which made me wonder if … Continue reading
Posted in Arch structures, Newton
Tagged Fordingbridge, Gothic arch bridges, Norman structures, Salisbury
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