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MikeandDow

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  1. Aviation biofuel: technically feasible, economic competitiveness is a challenge its cost is 11% higher than normal fuel
  2. I belive they are looking at Thai nominees, betting is Thaskin will have his finger in the pie if that is true and made public think it might topple this goverment ??
  3. International standard is visual !! Following an earthquake, inspections of quake damage involve a two-phase process: a rapid assessment to identify safe and unsafe buildings, followed by a detailed inspection to determine the extent of damage and necessary repairs. Here's a more detailed breakdown of the inspections: 1. Rapid Assessment (Initial Phase): Purpose:To quickly identify buildings that are obviously safe (no damage) or obviously unsafe (high risk of collapse). Method: Teams of structural engineers or trained inspectors conduct a visual assessment of buildings, looking for major structural damage, potential hazards, and signs of instability. Outcomes:Buildings deemed safe are marked as such and may be re-occupied Buildings deemed unsafe are marked as such and may be closed off to prevent further casualties. Buildings with uncertain safety status are marked for detailed inspection. 2. Detailed Assessment (Second Phase): Purpose: To determine the extent of damage and the necessary repairs or interventions. Method: Structural Assessment: Engineers conduct a thorough inspection of the building's structure, including walls, floors, roofs, and foundations. Building Systems Assessment: Inspectors assess the condition of building systems such as plumbing, electrical, and HVAC. Damage Identification: Any damage, including cracks, structural issues, or compromised building systems, is identified and documented. Recommendations: Engineers provide recommendations for repairs, strengthening, or demolition, as need Outcomes:Buildings are assessed for their usability and safety. Recommendations are made for repairs, strengthening, or demolition. Appropriate postings (e.g., "SAFE," "LIMITED ENTRY," "UNSAFE") are placed on the building to inform the public.
  4. never ending story in bangkok post, about bangkok governor wants to buy seismographs for 9 million baht and put them in bangkok towers the best machine you can get is 40,000 baht a piece and puting them in towers is the worst place you can put them what happens to the rest of the money ?? do Thais not do due diligence, corruption and waste of money at its best
  5. Thailand has no idea !! the latest news is they want to buy seismographs budget 9 million baht and put them in tower buildings , you can buy the machine for 40,000 each the best placement is seismographs are ideally placed in quiet, remote areas on hard rock, far from noise sources like traffic and industry, and preferably in subsurface locations for temperature stability. is this not blatent courupption !!!! does nobody do research or due diligence when spending tax payers money Thailand should be ashamed letting people do this
  6. At least this guy stopped, normally thais run away !!
  7. thats what forums are for opinions, only time will tell
  8. America is heading for a depression like in 1929
  9. think you need a vacation from life !! you should be ashmed of yourself just stupid comments
  10. This planet has a molten core which is cooling, of course its moving, hundreds of quake every day throught the world, its be big one's we should be worried about but also not be stupid and try to build a tower on swampland and use the chinese to build it
  11. Agree, due to the huge embarrassment these guys have caused to china i think they wont be going back home sometime soon, there will be a bullet waiting
  12. Whats the betting Thaskin has his finger in this !!
  13. Quote, Pita couldn't become PM because the senate blocked him by refusing to vote for him. you need to learn english, that is totally incorrect statement
  14. Forums are for people to share they opinion as well as facts whether you like it or not no justification required
  15. correct the design was not recommened for quake proof nor alluvial soil all though this was only a contributing factor, material was substandard which is a major factor in the collapse
  16. Concrete sample would/ should have been taken at the point of pour first a slump test is taken then test cube;s are taken for 7 day and 28 day compression test this is to measure the compression strenght of the Concrete usually refer to in MPA the longer concret cures the stronger it gets concrete after it is cured, the strenght can be measured with a instrument called a glegg hammer There are time constraints in a pour normally a slab should be poured in one go if this does not happen you can get what they call a cold join if the concrete fails for any reason the above poster is correct out come the jack hammers
  17. oh wow !! you can predict when a earthquake strikes
  18. just use the correct word Cost-cutting involves reducing expenses to save money, while corruption is dishonest or illegal behavior, often involving abuse of power for personal gain.
  19. Definitly a little off they being co conspirators to manslaughter
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