PRECIO:  $ 2,292.00

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FICHA TECNICA:

PAGINAS: 1600

AUTOR: Frederick S. Merritt , Jonathan T. Ricketts, M. Kent Loftin

TOMOS:  1

CODIGO: MCI105

PESO: 0.906 lb

FORMATO: 7.6 in Width x 2.38 in Thick

EDICION: 5

FECHA ED.: 2004

RESEÑA:

A revision of the classic reference covering all important principles and techniques needed by practicing civil engineers. The 5th Edition incorporates changes in design and construction practices, especially in design specifications for construction materials, buildings and bridges, safety and health concerns, and the most current codes changes including ACI, AISC, ASTM, NDS for wood structures, etc. The Handbook covers systems design, community and regional planning, the latest design methods for buildings, airports, highways, tunnels and bridges. It includes sections on construction equipment, construction management, materials, specifications, structural theory, geotechnical engineering, wood, concrete, steel design and construction.

INDICE:

Contributors
About the Editors
Preface
Section 1. Systems Design (Jonathan T. Ricketts)
Section 2. Design Management (Frank Muller and Jay Gewirtzman)
Section 3. Specifications (Ted E. Robbins)
Section 4. Construction Management (Jonathan T. Ricketts)
Section 5. Construction Materials (Ruth T. Brantley and L. Reed Brantley)
Section 6. Structural Theory (Aktar Tamboli, Mohsin Ahmed, and Michael Xing)
Section 7. Geotechnical Engineering (Mohamad H. Hussein and Jerry A. DiMaggio)
Section 8. Concrete Design and Construction (Anne M. Ellis, S.K. Ghosh, and David A. Fanella)
Section 9. Structural Steel Design and Construction
(Roger L. Brockenbrough)
Section 10. Cold-Formed-Steel Design and Construction (Don S. Wolford and Wei-Wen Yu)
Section 11. Wood Design and Construction (Maurice J. Rhude)
Section 12. Surveying (Jonathan T. Ricketts)
Section 13. Earthwork (Charles H. Sain and G. William Quinby)
Section 14. Community and Regional Planning (William N. Lane)
Section 15. Building Engineering (M. Myint Lwin)
Section 16. Highway Engineering (Richard Garrabrant)
Section 17. Bridge Engineering (Thomas A. Ostrom and Steven L. Mellon)
Section 18. Airport Engineering (Richard Harding)
Section 19. Rail-Transportation Engineering (Roger S. Boraas)
Section 20. Tunnel Engineering (Lars Christian F. Ingerslev and Arthur G. Bendelius)
Section 21. Water Resources Engineering (M. Kent Loftin)
Section 22. Environmental Engineering (G. Raymond Schulte and Thomas E. Wilson)
Section 23. Coastal and Port Engineering (Scott L. Douglass, Robert A. Nathan, and Jeffrey D. Malyszek)
APPENDIX. FACTORS FOR CONVERSION TO THE METRIC SYSTEM (SI) OF UNITS (Frederick S. Merritt)
INDEX

Review quote

...contains much useful information and many equations, tables, and facts needed in many aspects of civil engineering...well written...easy to read...Highly recommended.

The fifth edition of this reference in civil engineering features coverage of recent code changes, including AIC, ASTM, and NDS for Wood Structures, and current EPA and OSHA regulations, plus expanded information on design build delivery systems and increased coverage of stormwater runoff. There is also new information on three-dimensional
modeling of pile groups, cracking in high strength steel beams, intelligent transportation, and various types of wharf designs. Coverage encompasses fundamentals of civil engineering and the latest changes in design, construction, materials, and equipment in 23 different disciplines
including systems design, geotechnical engineering, and community and regional planning. Ricketts is a consulting engineer.

SOBRE EL AUTOR:

Jonathan T. Ricketts is a Consulting Engineer in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, a registered engineer in several states, and the editor of McGraw-Hill's Building Design and Construction Handbook.

M. Kent Loftin is a Consulting Engineer in Hobe Sound, Florida.

Frederick S. Merritt (deceased) was a Consulting Engineer in West Palm Beach, Florida, and a former editor with Engineering News-Record.

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IF CIVIL ENGINEERS COULD HAVE ONLY ONE REFERENCE BOOK - THIS WOULD BE IT

Here is THE definitive reference in civil engineering. Within the pages of this classic you'll find fingertip access to everything from the fundamentals of civil engineering to the latest changes in design, construction, materials, and equipment in 23 different disciplines including Systems Design, Geotechnical Engineering, and Community and Regional Planning.

This new, completely updated, and expanded Fifth Edition features:

* The most recent code changes, including AIC, AISC, ASTM, NDS for Wood Structures, and more
* Current EPA and OSHA regulations
* Additional information on design build delivery systems
* Increased coverage of stormwater runoff
* Over 700 tables, formulas, and drawings to make every explanation and procedure crystal clear
* Sections on construction management; materials specifications; structural theory; wood and concrete, steel design and construction; and much more
* The latest design methods for buildings, airports, highways, tunnels, and bridges

Turn to this one-stop review of the field for simplified solutions to the hundreds of practical problems you face in your day-to-day civil engineering practice.