'Earthquake engineering research center' presentation slideshows

ESS 202

ESS 202. Earthquake damage Two main points. What are the ways that faulting causes damage? Why is there so much variability even between nearby areas in the degree of damage that occurs?. Hazards of faulting. Generally, quake hazard is from ground shaking

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Earthquakes

Earthquakes. Introductory Clips. http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/player/environment/environment-natural-disasters/earthquakes/earthquake-101.html. What is an Earthquake?. Earthquakes : Vibrations (seismic waves) within Earth materials are produced by the rapid release of energy

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You Need the Following:

You Need the Following:. Papers on the Table SCIENCE BOOK! Sheet of Paper Turn in your Test Self-Assessment Turn in any test corrections. Earthquakes. What is an Earthquake?. Earthquakes : Vibrations (seismic waves) within Earth materials are produced by the rapid release of energy

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Sites visited by the geotechnical engineering team:

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Basic Design Principles For Reinforced Concrete Beam

Basic Design Principles For Reinforced Concrete Beam. P = 0. A. N.A. A - A. A. A Simply Supported Reinforced Concrete Beam -. R (Radius of Curvature). Compression. P. N.A.(Zero Stress Line). Tension. Three stages before collapse: 1. Un-cracked Concrete stage

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