Wall Pier Design Spreadsheet
Wall Pier Design Based on CBC 2007 / IBC 2003 / IBC 2006
Category: RESOURCES
Pipe Concrete Column Design Spreadsheet
Pipe Concrete Column Design Spreadsheet
Pipe Concrete Column Design Based on ACI 318-05
Design Of Post-Tensioned Concrete Floor Spreadsheet
Design For Equipment Anchorage To Bottom Concrete Spreadsheet
Design For Equipment Anchorage To Bottom Concrete Spreadsheet
In structural engineering, a diaphragm is a structural element that transmits lateral loads to the vertical resisting elements Designs for equipment anchorage from AJ Engineering are specialized for all sorts of mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection equipment.
In the past, we have created anchorage designs for everything from pumps and tanks to custom air handling units and cooling towers
Pressure Tank Calculation Spreadsheet
Flexible Duct Friction Loss Calculator Spreadsheet
Elevated Water Tank Design Spreadsheet
HVAC Spreadsheet Calculator
Density-VMT Calculator Spreadsheet
Density-VMT Calculator Spreadsheet
What is this tool?
The purpose of this excel-based tool is to provide municipal governments with a rough forecasting instrument to estimate the impacts of proposed housing development on their communities.
The tool allows municipalities to gauge how residential development of varying densities may compare in terms of the amount of land area that will be consumed, the number of vehicle miles traveled (VMT) that will be added to the community and the water and infrastructure (roads and sidewalks) needs required by the proposed development.
How is community development related to greenhouse gas emissions?
Recent studies show a significant connection between community design and air pollution. Most notably, the phenomenon of sprawl contributes to increasing local and global emissions of air pollutants and greenhouse gases.
What’s happening in your town, is happening across America
American communities are increasingly consuming larger areas of land, and rates of land development have surpassed the nation’s population growth. The 2000 U.S. Census found that the majority of Americans now reside in urban areas, which are growing faster than urban or rural areas.
