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  1. PhDE

    Fully Detail Connection in Midwest?

    What is typical practice for connection design in the Midwest - fully design connection or provide forces (performance spec) for connection to be design by Contractor's engineer? In the East Coast we typically only provide forces. Thanks
  2. PhDE

    Deep Beam "Arch Action" Theory for Steel Rods

    I have a 10" steel rod spanning 10" with a uniform load. If I think about this problem as I would a deep concrete beam utilizing deep beam theory - as a compression arch, I am fine with the combession stresses. I also evaluated it as a bending member and found my stresses were...
  3. PhDE

    Seismic - Site and Soil Coeff with piles

    Both IBC and BOCA do not address the question how does foundation type effect the soil/site class. Suppose I have building on very soft soil - one with battered piles to rock and another building with spread footings. Do I really have to design those buildings for the same lateral forces? I...
  4. PhDE

    Basement Flood - Waterproofing experts?

    After dewatering 4" of water we found the source of the flood. There is a crack in the basement slab around the permeter or a depressed area ( about 2' x 2' x 6" deep). This depressed slab has I believe contains 3 capped sewer pipes. The water is coming in this area because of a...
  5. PhDE

    Timber Bridge Preservation

    What is the best way of treating timber decking for a pedestrian bridge. Power wash the decking and then treat it with a water proofing agent or just use something like linseed oil and let it soak in? Stiff brushes and wash the decking then treat it?
  6. PhDE

    Exposed Slab Bottom Bars in 50 year old building

    What is the best way of patching up slabs? Materials? Do you need to chip out concrete around each bar? There is some minor corrosion. Also, the building is not exposed to the elements.

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