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Structural Systems: Steel and Reinforced Concrete (RC)
I've been looking over precedents for a design project and I noticed that the most commonly used systems are either steel or reinforced concrete structural systems. Is it possible for a steel structural system to be connected to a reinforced concrete structural system? If so, how does it work...- okandrea
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- Architecture Civil Concrete Rc Steel Structural Structures Systems
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Engineering How do I calculate the overall vapour flow?
**Book is called Building Science for a Cold Climate- okandrea
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Engineering How do I calculate the overall vapour flow?
Step 1: Values are from textbook 'Building for a Cold Climate' Mbrick = 46 ng/s*Pa*m^2 Mgypsum = 2870 ng/s*Pa*m^2 (for 9.5mm) took the above value and used ratios to determine permeance for 10mm Gypsum board (2870/9.5 = X/10) Mgypsum (new value) = 3021.05 ng/s*Pa*m^2 Step 2...- okandrea
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- Architecture Civil Civil engineering Flow Vapor pressure Vapour
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Wavelengths: Length between 2nd-order fringes
Would that mean something like this? Δx/L = λ/d Δx = Lλ/d- okandrea
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Wavelengths: Length between 2nd-order fringes
Homework Statement Light of wavelenghs 4.80x10^2 nm and 632nm passes through two slits 0.52 mm apart. How far apart are the second-order fringes on a screen 1.6m away? λ₁ = 4.80x10^2 nm = 4.80x10^-7m λ₂ = 6.32x10^-7m d = 0.52mm = 5.2x10^-4m n = 2 L = 1.6 Homework Equations (Maxima/Bright)...- okandrea
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- Fringe Fringes Length Light Wavelenght Wavelengths Waves
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help