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    Chapter 1.   Conversion Factors for Civil 
    Engineering Practice 1
    Chapter 2.   Beam Formulas 11
    Continuous Beams   /   11
    Ultimate Strength of Continuous Beams   /   46
    Beams of Uniform Strength   /   52
    Safe Loads for Beams of Various Types   /   53
    Rolling and Moving Loads   /   53
    Curved Beams   /   65
    Elastic Lateral Buckling of Beams   /   69
    Combined Axial and Bending Loads   /   72
    Unsymmetrical Bending   /   73
    Eccentric Loading   /   73
    Natural Circular Frequencies and Natural Periods of 
    Vibration of Prismatic Beams   /   74
    Torsion in Structural Members   /   76
    Strain Energy in Structural Members   /   76
    Fixed-End Moments in Beams   /   79
    Chapter 3.   Column Formulas  81
    General Considerations    /   81
    Short Columns   /   81
    Eccentric Loads on Columns   /   83
    Columns of Special Materials   /   88
    Column Base Plate Design   /   90
    American Institute of Steel Construction 
    Allowable-Stress Design Approach   /   91
    Composite Columns   /   92
    Elastic Flexural Buckling of Columns   /   94
    Allowable Design Loads for Aluminum Columns   /   96
    Ultimate Strength Design Concrete Columns   /   97
    Design of Axially Loaded Steel Columns   /   102
    vChapter 4.   Piles and Piling Formulas 105
    Allowable Loads on Piles   /   105
    Laterally Loaded Vertical Piles   /   105
    Toe Capacity Load   /   107
    Groups of Piles   /   107
    Foundation-Stability Analysis   /   109
    Axial-Load Capacity of Single Piles   /   112
    Shaft Settlement   /   112
    Shaft Resistance in Cohesionless Soils   /   113
    Chapter 5.   Concrete formulas 115
    Reinforced Concrete   /   115
    Water/Cementitious Materials Ratio   /   115
    Job Mix Concrete Volume   /   116
    Modulus of Elasticity of Concrete   /   116
    Tensile Strength of Concrete   /   117
    Reinforcing Steel   /   117
    Continuous Beams and One-Way Slabs   /   117
    Design Methods for Beams, 
    Columns, and Other Members   /   118
    Properties in the Hardened State   /   127
    Tension Development Lengths   /   128
    Compression Development Lengths   /   128
    Crack Control of Flexural Members   /   128
    Required Strength   /   129
    Deflection Computations and Criteria 
    for Concrete Beams   /   130
    Ultimate-Strength Design of Rectangular Beams with 
    Tension Reinforcement Only   /   130
    Working-Stress Design of Rectangular Beams with 
    Tension Reinforcement Only   /   133
    Ultimate-Strength Design of Rectangular 
    Beams with Compression Bars   /   135
    Working-Stress Design of Rectangular 
    Beams with Compression Bars   /   136
    Ultimate-Strength Design of I- and T-beams   /   138
    Working-Stress Design of I- and T-beams   /   138
    Ultimate-Strength Design for Torsion   /   140
    Working-Stress Design for Torsion   /   141
    Flat-Slab Construction   /   142
    Flat-Plate Construction   /   142
    Shear in Slabs   /   145
    Column Moments   /   146
    Spirals   /   147
    Braced and Unbraced Frames   /   147
    Shear Walls   /   148
    Concrete Gravity Retaining Walls   /   150
    Cantilever Retaining Walls   /   153
    Wall Footings   /   155
    vi CONTENTSChapter 6.   Timber Engineering Formulas 157
    Grading of Lumber   /   157
    Size of Lumber   /   157
    Bearing   /   159
    Beams   /   159
    Columns   /   160
    Combined Bending and Axial Load   /   161
    Compression at Angle to Grain   /   161
    Recommendations of the Forest Products Laboratory   /   162
    Compression on Oblique Plane   /   163
    Adjustment Factors for Design Values   /   164
    Fasteners for Wood   /   169
    Adjustment of Design Values for 
    Connections with Fasteners   /   171
    Roof Slope to Prevent Ponding   /   172
    Bending and Axial Tension   /   173
    Bending and Axial Compression   /   173
    Solid Rectangular or Square Columns with Flat Ends   /   174
    Chapter 7.   Surveying Formulas 177
    Units of Measurement   /   177
    Theory of Errors   /   178
    Measurement of Distance with Tapes   /   179
    Vertical Control   /   182
    Stadia Surveying   /   183
    Photogrammetry   /   184
    Chapter 8.   Soil and Earthwork Formulas 185
    Physical Properties of Soils   /   185
    Index Parameters for Soils   /   186
    Relationship of Weights and Volumes in Soils   /   186
    Internal Friction and Cohesion   /   188
    Vertical Pressures in Soils   /   188
    Lateral Pressures in Soils, 
    Forces on Retaining Walls   /   189
    Lateral Pressure of Cohesionless Soils   /   190
    Lateral Pressure of Cohesive Soils   /   191
    Water Pressure   /   191
    Lateral Pressure from Surcharge   /   191
    Stability of Slopes   /   192
    Bearing Capacity of Soils   /   192
    Settlement under Foundations   /   193
    Soil Compaction Tests   /   193
    Compaction Equipment   /   195
    Formulas for Earthmoving   /   196
    Scraper Production   /   197
    Vibration Control in Blasting   /   198
    CONTENTS viiChapter 9.   Building and Structures Formulas 207
    Load-and-Resistance Factor Design 
    for Shear in Buildings   /   207
    Allowable-Stress Design for Building Columns   /   208
    Load-and-Resistance Factor Design for Building Columns   /   209
    Allowable-Stress Design for Building Beams   /   209
    Load-and-Resistance Factor Design for Building Beams   /   211
    Allowable-Stress Design for Shear in Buildings   /   214
    Stresses in Thin Shells   /   215
    Bearing Plates   /   216
    Column Base Plates   /   217
    Bearing on Milled Surfaces   /   218
    Plate Girders in Buildings   /   219
    Load Distribution to Bents and Shear Walls   /   220
    Combined Axial Compression or Tension and Bending   /   221
    Webs under Concentrated Loads   /   222
    Design of Stiffeners under Loads   /   224
    Fasteners in Buildings   /   225
    Composite Construction   /   225
    Number of Connectors Required 
    for Building Construction   /   226
    Ponding Considerations in Buildings   /   228
    Lightweight Steel Construction   /   228
    Choosing the Most Economic Structural Steel   /   239
    Steel Carbon Content and Weldability   /   240
    Statically Indeterminate Forces and Moments 
    in Building Structures   /   241
    Roof Live Loads   /   244
    Chapter 10.   Bridge and Suspension-Cable Formulas 249
    Shear Strength Design for Bridges   /   249
    Allowable-Stress Design for Bridge Columns   /   250
    Load-and-Resistance Factor Design for Bridge Columns   /   250
    Additional Bridge Column Formulas   /   251
    Allowable-Stress Design for Bridge Beams   /   254
    Stiffeners on Bridge Girders   /   255
    Hybrid Bridge Girders   /   256
    Load-Factor Design for Bridge Beams    /   256
    Bearing on Milled Surfaces   /   258
    Bridge Fasteners   /   258
    Composite Construction in Highway Bridges   /   259
    Number of Connectors in Bridges   /   261
    Allowable-Stress Design for Shear in Bridges   /   262
    Maximum Width/Thickness Ratios for Compression 
    Elements for Highway Bridges   /   263
    Suspension Cables   /   263
    General Relations for Suspension Cables   /   267
    Cable Systems   /   272
    Rainwater Accumulation and Drainage on Bridges   /   273
    viii CONTENTSChapter 11.   Highway and Road Formulas 275
    Circular Curves    /   275
    Parabolic Curves   /   277
    Highway Curves and Driver Safety   /   278
    Highway Alignments   /   279
    Structural Numbers for Flexible Pavements   /   281
    Transition (Spiral) Curves   /   284
    Designing Highway Culverts   /   285
    American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) 
    Design Procedure   /   286
    Chapter 12.   Hydraulics and Waterworks Formulas 291
    Capillary Action   /   291
    Viscosity   /   291
    Pressure on Submerged Curved Surfaces   /   295
    Fundamentals of Fluid Flow    /   296
    Similitude for Physical Models   /   298
    Fluid Flow in Pipes   /   300
    Pressure (Head) Changes Caused by Pipe 
    Size Change   /   306
    Flow through Orifices   /   308
    Fluid Jets   /   310
    Orifice Discharge into Diverging Conical Tubes    /   311
    Water Hammer   /   312
    Pipe Stresses Perpendicular 
    to the Longitudinal Axis   /   312
    Temperature Expansion of Pipe   /   313
    Forces due to Pipe Bends   /   313
    Culverts   /   315
    Open-Channel Flow    /   318
    Manning’s Equation for Open Channels   /   320
    Hydraulic Jump   /   321
    Nonuniform Flow in Open Channels    /   323
    Weirs   /   329
    Flow over Weirs   /   330
    Prediction of Sediment-Delivery Rate   /   332
    Evaporation and Transpiration   /   332
    Method for Determining Runoff for Minor 
    Hydraulic Structures   /   333
    Computing Rainfall Intensity    /   333
    Groundwater   /   334
    Water Flow for Fire Fighting   /   335
    Flow from Wells   /   335
    Economical Sizing of Distribution Piping   /   336
    Venturi Meter Flow Computation   /   336
    Hydroelectric Power Generation   /   337
    Pumps and Pumping Systems   /   338
    Hydraulic Turbines   /   344
    Dams   /   348
    CONTENTS ixChapter 13.   Stormwater, Sewage, Sanitary 
    Wastewater, and Environmental Protection 361
    Determining Storm Water Flow   /   361
    Flow Velocity in Straight Sewers   /   361
    Design of a Complete-Mix Activated Sludge Reactor   /   364
    Design of a Circular Settling Tank   /   368
    Sizing a Polymer Dilution/Feed System   /   369
    Design of a Solid-Bowl Centrifuge for Sludge Dewatering   /   369
    Design of a Trickling Filter Using the NRC Equations   /   371
    Design of a Rapid-Mix Basin and Flocculation Basin   /   373
    Design of an Aerobic Digester   /   374
    Design of a Plastic Media Trickling Filter   /   375
    Design of an Anaerobic Digestor   /   377
    Design of a Chlorination System for Wastewater Disinfection   /   379
    Sanitary Sewer System Design   /   380
    Design of an Aerated Grit Chamber   /   383
    Index      385


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