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January 2012
Articles
The New Groove Weld System By Thomas J. Schlafly For years the groove weld symbol dictated too much, in some cases, by mandating complete joint penetration; now designers have options. 14 Secrets of the 14th Edition By Christopher M. Hewitt, S.E., P.E., Erin Criste, LEED GA, and Leigh Arbor, P.E. An inside look at some of the more useful, yet less well-known, resources in the new AISC 14th Edition Steel Construction Manual. Open-Web Steel Joists By James M. Fisher, P.E., Ph.D. What's new with steel joists? MSC talked to the nation's leading technical consultant on joists to get the inside scoop. Ring out the Old, Ring in the New By John Cross, P.E., LEED AP A look at several construction trends to expect in 2012 and beyond. An Exploration of the Three E's in Email By Anne Scarlett, LEED AP Applying these email best practices can help you optimize your effectiveness, etiquette and ease. Inquiring Minds Want to Know By Todd Alwood If they have questions about AISC Certification, you probably do, too; here are some helpful answers to common inquiries. Long on Memory Holocaust survivor Steven Fenves, a pioneer of computer-assisted structural engineering who made the AISC Specification more accessible, is helping society never to forget. Progress Report: BIM Adoption from a Supplier's Point of View By Ricky Gillenwater One steel joist and metal decking supplier shares what it has learned about BIM software selection, file-exchanges and process definition. Turning Steel into (LEED) Platinum By Scott Wolf, AIA, LEED AP, and Tom Hicks, S.E., P.E., LEED AP How using BIM facilitated an efficient design process and a highly sustainable project. Structural Engineers and Sustainability By Tabitha S. Stine, S.E., P.E., LEED AP BD+C While some structural engineers have heartily embraced their role in sustainable design, others remain in a fog and are missing an opportunity. Back on the Job By Jim Talbot Laser scanning sped the rehabilitation and third deployment of this historic iron and steel bridge. Structural Steel Erection Aids By Victor Shneur, P.E. Planning ahead for a temporary support improves constructability and enhances safety in steel erection. |
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