Lecture No. 1-A

Mar 24, 2025

0 likes | 1 Vues

Lecture about Bridge Engineering

Share Presentation

Embed Code

Link

c176

Télécharger la présentation

Lecture No. 1-A

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

LECTURE No.2

LECTURE No.2. INTRODUCTION TO BRIDGE ENGINEERING. References: Bakht and Aftab A. Mufti AASHTO (LRFD 1994) PCPHB AASHTO Standard Specifications. LECTURE No.2 (TOPICS). Loads: Gravity Loads Lateral Loads Forces due to deformation Collision Loads Development of Design Procedures

2.25k views • 125 slides

Terminal A - A no. 1

Terminal A - A no. 1. Ny lavpristerminal i Københavns Lufthavn, Kastrup Åbner forår 2010. Terminal A – Vision Ingen køer Korte afstande Enkelt og ligetil Billigt og effektivt Fra bil til fly på 20 min . Terminal - no. 1. Terminal A – baggrund

418 views • 15 slides

LECTURE NO. 4

4 th Annual BSP-UP Professorial Chair Lecture. LECTURE NO. 4. Financing the Aquino Administration ’ s Fiscal Program: Better Tax Administration and New Taxes?. Dr. Felipe Medalla BSP-UP Centennial Professor in Money and Banking.

336 views • 19 slides

Lecture no. 4

Performance of wireless systems: review. Up to this point we saw that the performance of the wireless channels is limited by two main problems:channel impairments: fadingInterference from users using the same channelsWe also have seen that a good of measure of quality for a wireless link is the S

358 views • 22 slides

Lecture No. 1

Lecture No. 1. Computer Logic Design. About the Course. Title: Computer Logic Design Pre-requisites: None Required for future courses: Computer Organization & Architecture Assembly Language Operating System. About the Course Textbooks. Logic & Computer Design Fundamentals

431 views • 22 slides

Lecture no 21

Lecture no 21. Dr. Mohammad Rehan Asad. At the end of the lecture the student should be able to. Enlist nuclei, components and course of glossopharyngeal nerve Enlist nuclei, components and course of vagus nerve

420 views • 20 slides

Lecture No. 1: Introduction to Macro-Economics

Lecture No. 1: Introduction to Macro-Economics. Basic questions in Macroeconomics What creates growth in GDP per capita in the long run?’ and ‘what creates fluctuations in the short run ?’

358 views • 18 slides

Lecture No. 16

Lecture No. 16. Drawing SFD and BMD. Objective:. To be able to drawn SFD and BMD using summation method. Notes To Remember When Drawing SFD and BMD. The change of shear between two points A and B is equal to the area of the loading between A and B.

215 views • 10 slides

Lecture No. 7

Lecture No. 7. An Introduction to Database. April Events. Wednesday 21st April :Semester 1 ‘HECS liability statement’ forwarded to HECS liable students. Objectives of this Lecture. This lecture will be focussed mostly on database as a means of storing and retrieving data.

730 views • 58 slides

Lecture No. 8

Lecture No. 8. Communications. Lecture Objectives. Today we are going to explore some of the aspects and features of COMPUTER BASED DATA COMMUNICATIONS and to obtain an overview of some of its forms, technology and terminology. Communications.

861 views • 68 slides

Lecture No. 15

Lecture No. 15. Combinational Functional Devices. Recap. Half-Adder Full-Adder Parallel Binary Adder Carry Propagation Look-Ahead Carry Generator MSI 4-bit Adder Cascading 4-bit Adders. BCD Adder. BCD Addition and error conditions Single digit BCD Adder Circuit (fig 1)

304 views • 6 slides

Lecture No. 4

Lecture No. 4. Memory and its Management Operating Systems 2000 and XP. This Lecture. Yesterday we started to look at some of the ‘internals’ of PC (mainly) hardware and software - mostly at Operating System and Hardware CPU level

805 views • 67 slides

Lecture No. 04

Lecture No. 04. Subject: Properties of Cement Prepared by Dr. Salah Al-Dulaijan. Objectives of Lecture. To explain briefly the properties of Portland cement.

606 views • 33 slides

Lecture No. 2

Lecture No. 2. Some thoughts on Business Functions Hardware and Hardware Configurations Excel. These are available from the Web. The address is http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/courseware/cse1720 All of the overhead materials are in Office97 format.

823 views • 73 slides

Database Administration Lecture No 1

Database Administration Lecture No 1. Muhammad Abrar muhammadabrar78@yahoo.com. Muhammad Abrar????. MS (Computer Science) Gold Medal Specialization in Database Systems Research Publication

400 views • 23 slides

Lecture No 29

Lecture No 29. Public Policy & Environmental Management System. Public Policy: Leadership for Analysis and Change. Policy Defined:.

547 views • 42 slides

Lecture no 3

Lecture no 3. Control statements. Selection in C++. If statements. Selection. If or if / else statement choosing between mutually exclusive possibilities Two forms if (logical expression) statement; if (logical expression) statement; else statement;. Logical Expressions.

838 views • 70 slides

Lecture No. 2

Lecture No. 2. Project Planning / Management Database Design Entities, Relationships, Modelling. Important Dates. Wednesday 16th March : Semester 1 ‘Enrolment Statement’ issued to all students. Data Base Principles. This Lecture’s Objectives:

691 views • 61 slides

Lecture No. 7

Lecture No. 7. Logic Gates By: VISHAL JETHAVA. Recap. Integrated Circuits ICs Transistors Implementation technologies Switching speed Power dissipation Circuit density. Recap. Implementation Technologies CMOS TTL ECL PMOS & NMOS E 2 CM O S. Operational Characteristics.

482 views • 27 slides

Cell membrane composition Lecture NO:1, 1 st MBBS

Cell membrane composition Lecture NO:1, 1 st MBBS. Dr Muhammad Ramzan. Cell membrane – the definition. Is a biologi cal membrane that sep arat es the interior of all cells from the o utsid e environ ment Also called as plasma membrane Prot ects and m aint ains the integrity of a cell

347 views • 29 slides

Nutritional epidemiology (CHS 269) Lecture NO (1)

Nutritional epidemiology (CHS 269) Lecture NO (1). Epidemiology. Epidemiology is defined as follows: It is the study of the frequency, distribution and determinants of health related phenomena in human populations. NUTRITION. Science of food, nutrients and other substances therein,

718 views • 20 slides

More Related