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Seismic Stability of Soil Nail Walls


E-1-Background
Vucetic et al (1997) analyzed the stability of soil nail excavation that were shaken by the
1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake. In brief, the performance of nine different grouted soilnailed
excavations in the San Francisco Bay area during the October 17, 1989 Loma
Prieta earthquake was analyzed on the basis of post-earthquake visual inspections,
subsequent stability analyses and dynamic centrifuge model tests. ....etc

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I am in search of seminor report and ppt of a topic regarding shear walls plz do share any documents regarding this topic.... ....etc

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SEMINAR REPORT ON EVALUATION OF FLOW LIQUEFACTION AND LIQUEFIED SHEAR STRENGTH USING CONE PENETRATION TEST


ABSTRACT

Flow liquefaction is a major design issue for large soil structures such as mine tailings impoundments and earth dams. If a soil is strain softening in undrained shear and, hence, susceptible to flow liquefaction, an estimate of the resulting liquefied shear strength is required for stability analyses. Many procedures have been published for estimating the residual or liquefie ....etc

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BLOCK SHEAR FAILURE IN TENSION MEMBERS
ABSTRACT
Block shear is a limit state that should be accounted for during the design of steel tension members. This failure mechanism combines a tensile failure on one plane and a shear failure on a perpendicular plane. It is important for a design equation not only to predict the capacity reliably, but also to predict accurately the failure mode.
In this study, we begin with an overview of tension members, their behaviour and design strength which is affected by yielding, fracture or ....etc

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COST EFFECTIVE CONSTRUCTION IN WALLS WITH RESPECT TO ON-SITE PREPARATION
NINTH SEMESTER
B.ARCH DISSERTATION
Submitted by
ABRAHAM P. JOSEPH
DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
JANUARY – 2011

ABSTRACT

Concentration of greenhouse gases play major role in raising the earth’s temperature. Carbon dioxide, produced from burning of fossil fuels, is the principle greenhouse gas and efforts are being made at international level to reduce its emissio ....etc

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i am GAURAV
I want my mtech project on coupled shear wall
so please suggest me some project related to coupled shear wall and send some material ....etc

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By:A. Borri, M. Corradi and E. Speranzini and A. Giannantoni.


ABSTRACT:
A new technique for reinforcing rubble stone masonry walls (double and triple-leaf walls), when it is required to keep the fair-face masonry. The reinforcement technique consists of a continuous mesh made of tiny steel cords embedded perfectly in the mortar joints after a first repointing, and anchored to the wall by means of galvanized steel eyebolts driven into the facing. A second repointing covers the cords and the heads of the eyeb ....etc

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See-Through Walls: Motion Tracking Using Variance-Based Radio Tomography Networks


INTRODUCTION

THIS paper explores a method for tracking the location of a
person or object behind walls, without the need for an
electronic device to be attached to the target. The technology
is an extension of “radio tomographic imaging” , which is
so-called because of its analogy to medical tomographic
imaging methods. We call this extension variance-based radio
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KLE College of Engineering Belgaum

INTRODUCTION
Shear walls are vertical elements of the horizontal force resisting system. Shear walls are constructed to counter the effects of lateral load acting on a structure. In residential construction, shear walls are straight external walls that typically form a box which provides all of the lateral support for the building.When shear walls are designed and constructed properly, and they will have the strength and stiffness to resist ....etc

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