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  1. Compact (1996 Multimedia)

    Subject
    Engineering
    Distribution
    CD-ROM

    A suite of computer-aided programs covering 15 topics on concrete technology and the design of concrete structures to Eurocode 2, where appropriate, and containing photos, graphics and videos. Approximately...

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  2. Concrete Block Paving (1976 Video)

    Director
    John Sharples
    Producer
    R I C H Warren
    Subject
    Engineering; Technology
    Distribution
    OUT OF DISTRIBUTION, Videocassette. VHS. col. 13 min.

    Illustrates various types of concrete paving blocks and their use for different traffic situations in Britain and abroad; the principles of concrete block paving design are demonstrated and the construction...

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  3. Mixing (1970 Film, Video)

    Director
    Guy Fergusson
    Subject
    Technology
    Distribution
    Film (16mm)

    Shows the operation of various types of mixer, and explains how to achieve workability and strength in the concrete during the mixing process.

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  4. Introduction to Prestressed Concrete, An (1978 Film, Video)

    Director
    Guy Fergusson
    Subject
    Engineering; Technology
    Distribution
    Film (16mm)

    Begins with the early history of prestressed concrete and the pioneering work of French engineer, Eugène Freyssinet. Animated sequences show how prestressing increases the tensile strength of concrete; pre-...

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  5. Placing and Compacting (1969 Film, Video)

    Director
    Robert Keen
    Subject
    Technology
    Distribution
    Film (16mm)

    The reasons for compacting are discussed and voids, caused by inadequate compaction of a block of concrete, are shown on the cut face. An animated sequence then shows the loss of strength which only 5% of...

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