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Seattle, USA: an over 7.5 magnitude earthquake can cause tsunami waves of 42 feet
- Jul, 09, 2022
- Earthquake Engineering Seismic Effects Other Structural News On Products & Services News On Projects / Industry News On Research / Academia News On Natural Disasters/Phenomena Other News
- United States, Washington, Seattle
- Authored by: thestructuralengineer.info
Tsunami waves as high as 42 feet could hit the US city of Seattle in the event of a powerful earthquake, a simulation showed. According to a scientific model designed by geologists at the Washingto...
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Design Challenges and Structural Analysis Optimization of Solar Panels
- Jul, 18, 2022
- Structural Analysis Structural Design News On Projects / Industry News On Software
- Authored by: thestructuralengineer.info
The use of non-renewable source of energy in generation of electricity has led to emission of pollutants which is one of the main sources of global warming. The increase of the pollution has created...
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The ‘thinnest’ concrete bridge in Southeast Asia
- Jul, 07, 2022
- Bridges Bridge Design Sustainable Development Other Structural Structural Loads Structural Stability Structural Design Concrete Structures News On Projects / Industry News On Products & Services Other News
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The 30-metre-long Chalermphrakiart Bridge was built in the SCG head office compound in Bang Sue last year but the conglomerate announced the development only now to invite construction firms to learn...
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Saskatchewan, Canada: tallest office tower is now open
- Jun, 30, 2022
- Structural Design Structural Systems Structure Types Structural Behavior Other Structural Sustainable Development News On Awards News On Projects / Industry Other News
- Canada
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After four years, the Nutrien Tower officially opens in Saskatoon. “We are so excited," Nutrien Senior Vice President Candace Laing said. Nutiren is the anchor tenant in the building occupying floo...
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Two new skyscrapers in Dallas skyline
- Jun, 22, 2022
- Structural Design Structural Systems Structural Behavior Other Structural News On Awards News On Products & Services News On Projects / Industry Other News
- United States, Texas, Dallas
- Authored by: thestructuralengineer.info
The Dallas skyline could see some big changes soon with the Dallas City Council’s approval of two new skyscraper construction projects. One will be built just north of Downtown Dallas near the Perot...
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Bangladesh: opening of country's longest bridge
- Jun, 25, 2022
- Bridges Bridge Design Structural Design Structural Reliability Trusses Concrete Structures Other Structural News On Products & Services News On Projects / Industry Other News
- Bangladesh
- Authored by: thestructuralengineer.info
Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Saturday celebrated the opening of the country’s longest bridge, which took eight years to build. The 6.51-kilometer (4.04-mile) bridge spanning the Pad...
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Shoring project at Base Mine Lake
- Jun, 22, 2022
- Foundations News On Projects / Industry
- Canada
- Authored by: thestructuralengineer.info
As a previous mine pit and tailings pond, the Base Mine Lake has residual bitumen forming two mats on the lake floor. Keller designed and installed a shoring solution to create a new dock area for dr...
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Keller North America announces new branch and area managers
Ray Franz was promoted to Area Manager of Northern California. With over 30 years of experience in geotechnical consulting and specialty construction, Ray has worked with micropiles, auger cast piles,...
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Mexico: Bridge collapses during its opening ceremony sending mayor and guests into river – at least 25 injuries
- Jun, 09, 2022
- Structural Failures Damage (Structural) Bridges Bridge Design Other Structural News On Failures News On Projects / Industry News On Natural Disasters / Failures Other News
- Mexico
- Authored by: thestructuralengineer.info
At least 25 people were injured, including the mayor’s wife who needs surgery on her leg. ‘There were a lot of people jumping. That was reckless,’ mayor José Luis Urióstegui said. Mr Urióstegui als...
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Saudi Arabia is aiming to build the world's tallest buildings in megacity NEOM
- Jun, 01, 2022
- Structural Design Performance-Based Design Structural Systems Structural Behavior Other Structural News On Awards News On Products & Services News On Projects / Industry Other News
- Saudi Arabia
- Authored by: thestructuralengineer.info
Saudi Arabia is aiming to build the world's tallest buildings in its futuristic megacity NEOM, overshadowing others in the kingdom and in neighbouring Dubai. According to Bloomberg, sources current...
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