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This course covers the design of common structural elements to Eurocode 2. Participants will be introduced to concrete material properties and learn about designing for durability and fire.
This course gives guidance on the key design and constructability considerations when planning the construction of deep (greater than 5 meters) basements. It covers various types of embedded walls for both bottom-up and top-down construction.
This course establishes good practice in the design of reinforced concrete structures. Through practical exercises, it will cover concept, design, flat slabs and finite element analysis.
The course provides a practical introduction to data acquisition for structural condition monitoring and for use in live asset management projects.
This fibUK lecture will unveil the processes and challenges behind designing tall buildings, focusing on foundation construction, basement design and integrating existing infrastructure at high levels.
This month's report discusses punching shear assessments of flat slabs used as transfer slabs to support transferred columns.
In this webinar, discover how to assess and strengthening large panel systems for safer, compliant structures.
This annual update provides an overview of the ongoing work carried out by three fibUK commissions.
Alison Wallis and Mike Davies outline how a derelict 1970s concrete-framed building was repurposed in Stratford, east London.
The aim of this webpage is to serve as a high-level guide for engineers about current and emerging lower carbon concrete technologies available in the UK market.
Discover how limestone, calcined clays and graphene green concrete are reshaping the construction industry and how to use them successfully in your projects.
Exploring concrete buildings from 1950-1985, this series provides insights on reuse project challenges, cost-effective surveys and investigations, corrosion and fire management, historical building modelling, and the sustainable application of carbon fibre...