A Structural Engineering Blog
Ever heard about concrete coring on structural members during and after the construction? The laboratory testing on the compressive strength of concrete may call by the consultant if he/she suspects that the newly built structural members are having…
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When an abandoned building is set for renovation and restoration, changing the occupancy into a massive one or even a newly constructed building had an obvious bad workmanship and execution after the concrete casting and a noticeable physical…
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Nowadays, computer programs had a major role in the design and development of a certain project. It may not only help to speed up the process of modeling and design but more importantly, it can mimic the behavior…
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There are surely a lot of things to consider in building a project. If you were a client who wants to build your own project for whatever purposes it may be, your first step to consider is to…
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As a structural engineer, we are also asked to review the ETABS Model especially when you are the senior or head of the department or as a third party checker. This is to ensure that the design shall…
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One of the code requirements in structural analysis is to review the structural arrangement of the elements as a whole for any type of building irregularities. The most popular among these types and perhaps the most complex is…
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When submitting for tender you will normally be requested by the consultant to submit an outline of Method Statement describing how a specific site works should be done through design, procurement, construction, implementation, and completion. This should be…
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