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Design of Structural Masonry to Eurocode 6

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Product code: D9601 £300.00 +VAT Per Delegate

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London	16/11/2017 1 Day	£300.00 +VAT		Please Call: +44(0)20 7665 2306 for an in-house solution

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Description

This training course has been mapped to:

EC UK-SPEC Competence A1: Maintain and extend a sound theoretical approach in enabling the introduction and exploitation of new and advancing technology
ICE Key Attribute 1C: Ability to maintain and extend a sound theoretical approach in enabling the introduction and exploitation of new and advancing technology

An informative one day training course that offers a thorough introduction to the structure, operation and interaction of Eurocode 6 within the Eurocode suite. Tutorials covering the design of unreinforced brick and block masonry form an important part of the course programme.

The training course is highly interactive with worked tutorial examples and is based on practical design problems. Delegates' participation is actively encouraged throughout.

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Training courses on set dates, in ICE Training venues across the country. Suitable for those looking to attend a training course and share knowledge and practical experiences with like-minded others in an interactive learning environment.

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Bespoke training programmes. These are delivered by our tutors at a time, in a location and based on a curriculum completely tailored to your needs. Ideal for organisations that have several employees wishing to take training in the same subject area, and/or have organisation-specific ideas for learning and development.

Programme overview

Sessions begin at 9:00 and finish at 17:00. Morning and afternoon coffee breaks and lunch are included in the programme.

Session 1 Introduction to Eurocodes
Session 2 Materials and construction
Session 3 Design for vertical voad
Session 4 Vertical load tutorial
Session 5 Design for lateral load
Session 6 Lateral load tutorial

Tutors

Prof John Roberts
Hon DSc Hon MIIE BSc(Eng) PhD CEng FIStructC FICE FBMS FCMI FRSA MICT

John is the Principle of the Technical Innovation Consultancy and Emeritus Professor of Civil Engineering, Kingston University. He is a civil engineer and co-author of the Concrete Masonry Designer’s Handbook, the Handbook to BS: 5628: Part 2, Efficient Masonry Housebuilding Design Approach, Efficient Masonry Housebuilding Detailing Approach and the Design Guide for Eurocode 6.

Learning objectives

The development and operation of the Eurocode suite of design codes and the supporting standards
The structure, operation and interaction of Eurocode 6 within the Eurocode suite
The key features of Part 1-1 Eurocode 6
How to undertake design of vertically loaded walls using Eurocode 6
How to undertake design of laterally loaded panels using Eurocode 6

Who should attend?

This training course is ideal for:

Civil and structural engineering designers who wish to design masonry using EN1996 -1 -1