Reinforcement Categories for Rigid Pavement and Ground Slab

Rigid pavement or concrete slabs on grade (on the ground) serve several purposes. They may be used to prevent growth of vegetation in a residential or public location, it may be used as surfacing for industrial facilities for equipment and vehicles, it may also be used for highway construction. The strength and durability features of… Read More Reinforcement Categories for Rigid Pavement and Ground Slab

Udemy Online Course – Onshore Structural Design Step by Step Calculations

Presented here is the online course for the book titled Onshore Structural Design Step by Step Calculations. In previous posts, an overview of this field of civil engineering has been described, while computer aided video tutorials have been provided. These were however not done in details. In this online course, 4 of the 7 aspects… Read More Udemy Online Course – Onshore Structural Design Step by Step Calculations

Wind Farm Layout and Visualisation Utilising OpenFAST

The design of industrial grade wind turbines and wind farms have been made possible utilising OpenFAST. Considering the increasing development in technologies, this application is opensource from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory. Unlike other purchased applications, the FAST application consist of several moving parts. It however lacks a simplified graphical user interface. See also: The… Read More Wind Farm Layout and Visualisation Utilising OpenFAST

Oil & Gas, Power Plant and Industrial Facilities Engineering – Part 4 | Plant Layout

See also: A simplified collection of calculations for onshore structures can be obtained from here: https://www.amazon.com/ONSHORE-STRUCTURAL-DESIGN-STEP-CALCULATIONS/dp/B08Z3QPNP5 Also available in Nigeria for: ₦18,500.00 Contact – +2348182035528 Udemy course: Onshore Structural Design – Step by Step Calculations | Udemy Plant Layout Paradigm The approach to designing a plant layout is to reverse engineer the purposes and performance… Read More Oil & Gas, Power Plant and Industrial Facilities Engineering – Part 4 | Plant Layout