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Rain, Steam and Speed
Joseph Mallord William Turner and Isambard Kingdom Brunel were the leading British practitioners in their respective fields in the 19th Century. Their works came together in Turner’s painting “Rain, Steam and Speed”, which depicts Brunel’s Maidenhead Railway Bridge over the … Continue reading
Concrete ULS spreadsheet update
The ULS Design Functions spreadsheet has been updated with the addition of provision for the Eurocode 2 rectangular stress block. The new spreadsheet can be downloaded from: ULS Design Functions.zip (including full open-source code). For more details see: ULS Analysis … Continue reading
Posted in Concrete, Excel, Newton, UDFs, VBA
Tagged Concrete section, Excel, Prestressed concrete, Reinforced Concrete, UDF, ULS design, VBA
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Sydney Opera House and Peter Rice
This year is the 40th anniversary of the opening of the Sydney Opera House, and to mark the occasion the ABC and the Sydney Opera House Trust have put together an interactive web site documenting the history of the structure: … Continue reading
Using RC Design Functions – 3
In the previous post in this series I looked at the results available from the EStress function in the RC Design Functions spreadsheet. Three associated functions are: EstressCap PLCurve TStiff EStressCap finds the maximum bending moment for a specified axial load, … Continue reading
Bridge Design, Beyond the Basics …
… is the name of a series of full-day seminars that I will be presenting around Australia (together with two other bridge engineers), for the Concrete Institute of Australia, starting in Sydney next Wednesday, 12th June. Click below for details: Amongst the … Continue reading
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Tagged Bridge Design, CIA, Concrete Institute, Seminar, Strand7 API
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