#asce

[nettaigyo-s]

[one-piece-stuff]

Ace carried Sabo’s will with a tattoo etched on his arm in his honour.

Sabo carries Ace’s will through the flame of his devil fruit in his memory.

They may never have had the chance to meet again but neither brother lived without the presence and love of the other as a searing permanence etched on their skin.

[rielmayer]

[onim5]

Portgas D. Ace x demon reader!!!

Demon contract au!

This is a teaser for a Portgas D. Ace x demon reader AU! Wow, I have summer vacation and like all the time in the world so I'm just gonna enjoy myself.

(I'm not an artist!!!!!!)

But it turned out pretty good.😁

Sooooo, intrested? I will post the colored picture after this post gets 🤔 20 notifications/notes (Is it a deal?)

Also eh, it's blood in it and Ace is literally forced to kill someone. 😐 I explain the AU when the time comes. 🫡 one day.

My drawing of the au! See at your own risk! 👇👇👇

Here is the fanfic!!!

[heartpiratess]

My doodles of Ace!!! I love his Alabasta outfit 😎

[xkuraitenshiart]

I always wanted a One Piece tattoo... But could never decide on a design, and just didn't have the money to go get ink...

Well, I finally decided what I want for my first tattoo, and I drew it up. I still don't have the money, but at least I decided. 🤣

[thekingscourtroom]

lil ace wip for sm im working on

look at his dumb face

[cristoeternamente]

[n2qfd]

Civil Engineering

As a survey tech/engineering tech in utility companies, highway departments, energy sector work, and construction I have seen the beautiful and marvelous things we can create to better society. I'm writing after reading more and more about the extensive and sophisticated tunneling that has been engineered under Gaza by Hamas. I'm writing to ask if the American Society of Civil Engineers would publicly denounce this perversion of the trade. As someone who takes enormous pride in the capacity to engineer systems to improve life I'd like to see ASCE and sibling organizations publish statements calling out the gross misuse of civil engineering in order to disrupt, terrorize and harm society by Hamas. Engineering and resources that could have helped make Gaza a healthier, more livable place, less conducive to extremist ideologies and doom. Engineering that could have laid water and sewer lines, gas pipes and electrical connections, better roads and walkways. Engineering that would have uplifted the masses of people now displaced or killed in fighting that didn't have to happen.

ASCE code of Ethics, Preamble:

Engineers govern their professional careers on the following fundamental principles:

+ create safe, resilient, and sustainable infrastructure;

+ treat all persons with respect, dignity, and fairness in a manner that fosters equitable participation without regard to personal identity;

+consider the current and anticipated needs of society; and

+ utilize their knowledge and skills to enhance the quality of life for humanity.

#ASCE #CECA #ASEE #ACI #SWE #IAENG #CSCE #ASEAN #JSCE #FEANI #VDI #RAEng

[sibyzart]

Ace of spade pirates

[the-official-account]

Thinking Asce thoughts

[ID: a digital sketch of a ginger cat with wings and golden eyes. End ID.]

@ilaalexei

[k-skinboostrr]

스킨부스터(K-skinbooster)

whatsapp: +1213 447 8235

[little-p-eng-engineering]

The Crucial Role of Seismic Analysis and Design in Building Safety According to NBCC and ASCE Guidelines

Seismic analysis and design are fundamental aspects of structural engineering that ensure buildings and their non-structural components can withstand the forces generated by earthquakes. These practices are not just essential for the safety and integrity of structures but are also mandated by comprehensive guidelines and codes such as the National Building Code of Canada (NBCC) and the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). This article delves into the importance of seismic analysis and design for buildings and non-structural components, guided by the principles set forth in the NBCC and ASCE.

Understanding the Risks

Earthquakes pose a significant risk to life and property. The unpredictable nature of seismic events, combined with the potential for catastrophic damage, underscores the need for rigorous building standards. Seismic analysis and design aim to mitigate these risks by ensuring buildings can endure seismic forces without collapsing, thus safeguarding occupants and minimizing economic losses.

NBCC and ASCE Guidelines: A Benchmark for Safety

The NBCC and ASCE have established benchmarks for seismic safety in the construction industry. The NBCC, applicable in Canada, and the ASCE's standards, widely adopted in the United States and internationally, provide a framework for assessing seismic risks and implementing necessary design and construction practices.

Seismic Analysis

Seismic analysis involves evaluating how a structure responds to earthquake-induced forces. This process helps engineers understand potential stress points and the overall behavior of a building during seismic events. Both the NBCC and ASCE recommend detailed analysis methods, including linear dynamic analysis, nonlinear dynamic analysis, and modal response spectrum analysis, among others. These methodologies help in designing structures that are not only compliant with safety standards but also economically viable.

Design Considerations

The design phase is critical in integrating seismic resilience into buildings. The NBCC and ASCE guidelines emphasize the importance of ductility, redundancy, and energy dissipation in structural elements. Ductility allows parts of the structure to deform under seismic loads without failing, while redundancy ensures that if one part of the structure fails, others can take over the load-carrying responsibilities. Energy dissipation mechanisms are incorporated to reduce the energy transferred to the structure during an earthquake, thereby limiting damage.

Non-Structural Components

Seismic safety extends beyond the structural elements of a building. Non-structural components, including mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems, as well as architectural elements like ceilings, partitions, and facades, play a crucial role in building functionality and occupant safety. The NBCC and ASCE guidelines require these components to be anchored and braced appropriately to prevent detachment or collapse, which could cause injury or block egress paths during an earthquake.

The Path Forward

In conclusion,

the seismic analysis and design of buildings and their non-structural components, as per the standards of the NBCC and ASCE, are indispensable in the pursuit of creating earthquake-resilient communities. These practices embody a proactive approach to disaster mitigation, emphasizing the critical importance of preparedness and the implementation of engineering solutions that protect both people and their environments.

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[wacadoodles]

A New Dawn

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[panspy]

Give it up for he/she Gorseclaw everyone