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Workshop on Dynamics of Machine Foundations Design Considerations

Posted January 22nd, 2010 by admin
event_date: 
Friday, 12. February 2010

2 Day Non Residential Workshop
Understanding Dynamics of MACHINE FOUNDATIONS and Design Considerations (15% Discount to SEFI Members)
29th-30th January 2010, New Delhi
12th-13th February 2010, Bangalore *Read Full Mailer

BURJ KHALIFA-World's Tallest Building

Posted January 6th, 2010 by drnsmani
Author: 
Dr Subramanian Narayanan
Posted On: 
2010-01-06
Article Summary: 
BURJ KHALIFA-World's Tallest Building

IS 800 Presentations (PPT) Download

 Dr S R Satish Kumar , IITM, has sent PPT to understand new IS 800. Download and use discussion thread to ask doubts.

 

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