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Article - 17 Oct 2005
E Wall is a patented technology for building gravity retaining walls. E Walls are constructed using a unique building block, the “Ecoflex Unit” to enable low cost construction of structurally superior...
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Article - 26 Mar 2004
The use of piles beneath deep excavations to enhance soil stiffness was studied using a 1:100 scale model in a geotechnical centrifuge. Technical Brief.
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Article - 27 Feb 2004
A new £25m residential development of about 250 apartments in Altrincham consists of a cantilever structure extending over the adjacent canal, and was built on a brownfield site which presented a...
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Article - 23 Sep 2003
This symposium paper (1.5 Mb PDF) briefly considers the history of masonry in civil engineering looking at traditional retaining solutions, and present day construction methods with regard to...
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Article - 28 Apr 2003
Two masonry diaphragm retaining walls were designed for construction on the University of Calgary campus. Abstract.
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Article - 28 Mar 2003
A brick's resistance to attack by soluble salts will dictate where it can be used. The different grades of brick are explained along with suitable applications and locations. Information is specific...
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Article - 17 May 2004
Characteristics and performance requirements are specified for aggregate concrete masonry units made from dense and lightweight aggregates or a combination of both for which the main intended uses are...
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Article - 17 May 2004
Characteristics and performance requirements are specified for masonry units manufactured to resemble natural stone and intended mainly for facing or exposed masonry in loadbearing or...
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Article - 23 Sep 2003
The purpose of this symposium paper (795 Kb PDF) is to encourage the design and construction of new structural masonry building structures which will be assets for many years to come. Article.
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Article - 23 Sep 2003
This symposium paper (1.3 Mb PDF) considers the issues which affect durability of masonry and considers measures to prevent deterioration. Article.