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Weirs and groyning systems in rivers. The film covers only one of several techniques in the field. Shows a variety of structures.
A CAL simulation for civil engineering teaching of groundwater flow through water-retaining structures. When used in conjunction with the INTERACT communication facility, it can be controlled via a World...
The evolution of the bridge from stepping stones to large span concrete suspension bridges is discussed in relation to the engineering principles and to the materials available for construction. This largely...
A CAL simulation for civil engineering teaching of pollution migration through soils (one-dimensional). When used in conjunction with the INTERACT communication facility, it can be controlled via a World...
A tutorial for training students in laboratory techniques and error handling.
Demonstration to show how a reinforced concrete beam is tested to failure in laboratory conditions.
This programme shows how to use geosynthetics in civil engineering. It covers such topics as walls, slopes, dams, roads, and erosion control.
Looks at the contribution that civil engineers make in achievements such as bridges, dams and harbours, and in less spectacular work.
Video of a lecture given to the Institution of Civil Engineers by Professor Chris Fleming of the Halcrow Group Ltd. He talks about case studies of coastal engineering in the Emirates of Sharjah, Qatar and...
The bridge, opened at the end of October 1973 to mark the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Turkish Republic, is the longest single span suspension bridge in Europe. The film covers the project from...
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