Shoring, Structural Design, Structural Inspection
Pouring a new layer of concrete on top of an existing layer can be advantageous for certain applications, providing increased structural strength and improved water drainage. However, there are drawbacks associated with this practice, such as poor adhesion between layers leading to cracking or shifting and higher cost associated with multiple-layer pours. Additionally, different types of cement used in each layer can cause chemical reactions that negatively affect performance. It is important to research the pros and cons before beginning any project involving pouring concrete against existing concrete.
Structural Analysis, Structural Design
One of the most important aspects of any structure is its strength. The ability of a structure to withstand loads and resist failure is essential for public safety and confidence. There are many different methods of analysis that can be used to assess a structure’s strength, including static analysis, dynamic analysis, fatigue analysis, fracture mechanics, and material testing.
Structural Analysis, Structural Design
Load bearing is a crucial aspect of structural design. It ensures that a structure can safely support the weight of the materials it is made of, as well as the weight of any people or objects that may be inside it. Without proper load bearing, a structure could collapse, causing serious injury or even death.
Structural Design, Structural Inspection
There are a number of common mistakes that are made in structural design. Here are 10 of the most common mistakes
Structural Design
Construction on a new project begins with determining the purpose of the structure. The location and materials used will be dictated by the intended use of the structure. The foundation must be designed to support the weight of the structure and resist any external forces.
Structural Analysis, Structural Design
Great designs come from great analyses. The structural engineering world relies upon precise calculations and exact measurements. Reducing the margin of error is considered to be the holy grail of most structural engineering firms, including ours. Let’s go through an...
