Many welds are evenly loaded: the applied loads are uniformly transferred through the throat and length of the welds. Such welds are easily designed and routinely perform as expected. Other welds, however, are unevenly loaded. One end of the length of the weld may be more severely loaded than the other, or the loading along the weld throat may be non-uniform. The design of these welded connections is more complicated.
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My partner sighed as I asserted I was adding yet another thing to my already overflowing plate, then calmly responded that sentiment was exactly why I always felt stressed and unfulfilled. While walking down the buffet of life, it’s easy to say “yes” to revamping the company detail library, committing to a fitness routine, or planning the neighborhood Halloween party. After all, there’s value in doing each of these things. However, taking on too much means that, even if we’re constantly doing something, we’re never actually accomplishing anything.
… Jan, 2024
Angelina V. Stasulis, P.E., S.E.
Editorial
Technology is the driving force behind innovation in today’s evolving architecture, engineering, and construction industry, and securing top talent is crucial in the talent drought. To stay ahead in this competitive market, engineering firms must explore innovative approaches to talent acquisition and retention, like cultivating strong employer brands that resonate with prospective candidates and investing in professional development to meet industry demands.
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Extrapolating ACI 318-19(22) shear concrete breakout provisions for complex anchorages.
… Jan, 2024
Richard T. Morgan, P.E.
Anchoring to Concrete
Louisiana, Missouri Bridge 1873
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The undergraduate level reader will appreciate that vibration of structures will be a part of their career.
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Concrete & Masonry (IBC Chapters 19 & 21)—Part 3.
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The old rules of thumb never looked so important as now.
… Jan, 2024
Ciro Cuono, P.E.
Structural Forum
Designing for South Florida’s harsh environmental conditions.
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