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- Page 14 and 15: 1 General Information Metric system
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Design Data 41 Typical unit floor a
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Design Data 43 Wind loading BS 6399
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Design Data 45 Minimum barrier heig
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Design Data 49 Width of load Total
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Design Data 53 Soldiers Slim soldie
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4 Basic and Shortcut Tools for Stru
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Beam bending and deflection formula
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Geotechnics 93 Selection of foundat
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Geotechnics 95 Soil classification
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Geotechnics 97 Approximate correlat
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Geotechnics 99 Typical angle of rep
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Geotechnics 101 Quick estimate desi
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Geotechnics 103 Working pile loads
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Geotechnics 105 Piles in granular s
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Geotechnics 107 Retaining walls Ran
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Geotechnics 109 Trees and shallow f
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Geotechnics 111 Suggested depths fo
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Geotechnics 113 Contaminated land C
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Geotechnics 115 Site investigation
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6 Timber and Plywood Commercial tim
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Timber and Plywood 119 Timber secti
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Timber and Plywood 121 Laminated ve
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Timber and Plywood 123 Insect attac
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Timber and Plywood 125 Preliminary
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Timber and Plywood 127 Timber desig
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Timber and Plywood 129 Horizontally
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Timber and Plywood 131 Slenderness
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Timber and Plywood 133 Effective le
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Timber and Plywood 135 Timber joint
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Timber and Plywood 137 Screwed join
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Timber and Plywood 139 Bolted joint
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7 Masonry Masonry, brought to the U
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Masonry 143 Geometry and arrangemen
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Masonry 145 Selected bond patterns
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Masonry 147 Durability and fire res
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Masonry 149 Vertical load capacity
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Masonry 151 Internal non-loadbearin
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Masonry 153 Vertical load Selected
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Masonry 155 Effective height or len
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Masonry 157 Shear strength A A f v
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Masonry 159 Maximum permitted panel
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Masonry 161 Ultimate moments applie
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Masonry 163 E E 1.00 0.008 0.018 0.
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Masonry 165 Concentrated loads Incr
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Masonry 167 Capacity reduction fact
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Masonry 169 Where there are no open
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Masonry 171 Proprietary pre-stresse
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Masonry 173 L5/100 2 h 95 88 100 L6
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8 Reinforced Concrete The Romans ar
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Reinforced Concrete 177 Concrete mi
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Reinforced Concrete 179 Durability
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Reinforced Concrete 181 Preliminary
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Reinforced Concrete 183 Reinforceme
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Reinforced Concrete 185 Concrete de
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Reinforced Concrete 187 Shear stres
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Reinforced Concrete 189 Design of f
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Reinforced Concrete 191 Stiffness a
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Modification factor for compression
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Reinforced Concrete 201 1.4 1.2 e h
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Reinforced Concrete 203 Selected de
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Reinforced Concrete 205 Reinforceme
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Reinforced Concrete 207 Reinforceme
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Structural Steel 209 Summary of hot
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Structural Steel 211 Examples of mi
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Structural Steel 213 b h d s r t Ra
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Structural Steel 231 D Y D X t X Y
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Structural Steel 233 D Y X X Y t Ho
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Structural Steel 235 D Y X X Y t DH
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Structural Steel 237 Mild steel fla
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Structural Steel 239 Slenderness Sl
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Structural Steel 241 Effective leng
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Structural Steel 243 Methods of cor
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Structural Steel 245 Summary of met
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Structural Steel 247 Portal frames
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Structural Steel 249 Steel design t
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Structural Steel 251 Section classi
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Structural Steel 253 Moment capacit
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Structural Steel 255 Compression me
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Structural Steel 257 Connections We
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Structural Steel 259 Selected ultim
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Structural Steel 261 Steel design t
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Structural Steel 263 Allowable comp
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Structural Steel 265 Allowable aver
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Structural Steel 267 Allowable stre
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Structural Steel 269 Stainless stee
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Structural Steel 271 Elastic proper
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Structural Steel 273 Preliminary si
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Composite Steel and Concrete 277 Pr
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Composite Steel and Concrete 281 Co
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Composite Steel and Concrete 283 Sh
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Structural Glass 285 Types of glass
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Structural Glass 287 Typical glass
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Structural Glass 289 Typical glass
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Structural Glass 291 Structural gla
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Structural Glass 293 Connections Co
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Basement waterproofing to BS 8102 G
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Building Elements, Materials, Fixin
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Building Elements, Materials, Fixin
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Summary of main structural aluminiu
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Useful Mathematics 315 Relationship
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Useful Mathematics 317 Algebraic re
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Useful Mathematics 319 Rules for di
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Useful Addresses 321 British Adhesi
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Useful Addresses 323 Construction F
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Useful Addresses 325 Institution of
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Useful Addresses 327 Stone Federati
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Useful Addresses 329 European Glass
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Further Reading Suggested further r
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Further Reading 333 Environment Age
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Further Reading 335 11 Glass Glass
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Sources 337 BS 8118: Part 1:1991. S
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Index Acceleration due to gravity,
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Index 341 CDM (Construction Design
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Index 343 Dry unit weight, 96 Ducti
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Index 345 steel connections, 258, 2
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Index 347 Mitigation, 19, 20 Modula
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Index 349 foundations, 23 junctions
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Index 351 corrosion resistance, 244
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Index 353 mild steel sections, 212