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What do Ridgecrest, CA and Japan have in common? They both make up half of this episode. We talk with Maria Mohammed, a structural engineer in California about her experience surveying the damage from the July 4th Ridgeway earthquake. After that we discuss a bit about Japanese seismic code, and why it might just be better than ours. Follow on Social Media: Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E
This week we sit back down with Alex Rodriguez of Bay Cities Construction - Soft Story Retrofit Pros. You can check out his website Here.
We discuss the damage seen from the recent magnitude 7.1 earthquake near Ridgecrest, California. Alex was on site shortly after the earthquake to survey the damage and had many great take-aways that apply to both construction and engineering.
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In this week's episode we dive into a topic suggested to us by one of our Instagram followers. Follow along as we discuss the codes structural engineers need to follow and how to be ready for you first job.
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In this week's episode we are try something new, a morning cup of coffee with Max and Zach. We would love for you to take a listen and give us your feedback.
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In this week's podcast, we discuss wind design and debate directional vs. envelope procedure of ASCE 7. We start by discussing the background of each procedure and end with a discussion of the Vista tower.
What wind procedure do you use?
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In this week's podcast, we sit down to interview Patrick McManus, a Principle with Martin/Martin Consulting Engineers, about the process of developing the Re-Fuse Braced Frame System. He talks about the future of alternative structural systems and methodology. Stay tuned to the end to learn his top 3 tips for new engineers.
In this week's podcast, we discuss part 1 of wind loading for buildings per ASCE 7.
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