RESUME OF
MOUSSA A.
ISSA, Ph.D, P.E., S.E.
605
Suwannee Street, MS 33
Tallahassee,
Florida 32399-0450
(850)
414-4268(work)
E-mail: issa@eng.fsu.edu
http://www.eng.fsu.edu/~issa
PERSONAL DATA
Born
1959, Married with three children, Enjoys Reading, Research, Teaching,
Photography and plays sports in general. United States Citizen.
MAJOR FIELD OF
INTEREST
•
Experimental Mechanics and Structural
Testing.
•
Teaching Design/Analysis of Structures
in General.
•
Short/Long Term Instrumentation and
Data Acquisition.
•
Non-Destructive Static/Dynamic Testing
of Bridges.
•
Bridge Load Testing/Rating.
•
Properties and Behavior of Structures.
•
Linear/Nonlinear Modeling (FEA) of
Structures.
•
Wind Analysis/Design of Structures.
EDUCATION
1982‑1986 Doctor of Philosophy in Civil
Engineering, UTA, December 1986.
Major
in Structural Engineering/Mechanics and Engineering Materials. Minor in
Experimental Stress Analysis, Numerical Analysis and Geotechnical Engineering.
1981‑1982 Master of Science in Civil
Engineering, UTA, August 1982.
Major
in Structural Engineering, Analysis and Design of Concrete and Steel
Structures. Minor in Soil Analysis,
Foundation Engineering and Environmental Engineering.
1979‑1981 Bachelor of Science in Civil
Engineering, UTA, August 1981.
Structures
and General Civil Engineering Aspects.
PROFESSIONAL AND
HONOR SOCIETIES
CHI
EPSILON Civil Engineering Honor Society
PI
MU EPSILON Mathematics Honor Society
Member
of ACI (American Concrete Institute), Member of ASCE
COMMITTEE
MEMBER of ACI, ACI‑340, Design Aids for Building Codes
COMMITTEE
MEMBER of ACI, ACI‑444, Experimental Analysis for Concrete Structures.
CONSULTING
MEMBER of ACI, ACI‑371, Concrete Pedestal Water Towers.
COMMITTEE
MEMBER of ACI, ACI‑E801
Educational Committee.
Registered
Professional Engineer (PE) in the State of Florida, PE No. 43317.
Registered
Structural Engineer (SE) .
Technical
Reviewer of Several Professional Journals.
PROFESSIONAL AND WORK
EXPERIENCE
1/99‑Present Senior
Structures Design Engineer, Florida Department
of Transportation, Structural Design Office, Tallahassee, Florida.
Duties and Responsibilities at
the Structures Design Office:
Design/Analysis of all the concrete
Substructure of 1000 meter bridge
in Panama City, Florida- US 98/Thomas
Drive Bridge.
6/89‑2/99 Senior
Structural Engineer, Florida Department of
Transportation, Structural Research Center (FDOT/SRC) Innovation Park
Research Center, Tallahassee, Florida.
Duties and Responsibilities at the Structural Research Facility:
Responsible
for the Testing Set‑Up and Instrumentation of Various Bridges and
In-House Research Projects. Planning and Scheduling Research Activities. Direct and Supervise a Staff of Research
Engineers and Support Personnel in both Lab Research and Field Bridge Testing.
Conduct Full Scale Bridge Load Testing/Rating to Identify and Solve
Serviceability and Load Capacity Problems.
The Collected Results from these Tests can be Analyzed to Evaluate the
True Strength of the Bridge/Structure and to Establish a Bridge Load
Rating. Project Manager on Several
Contract Research Projects Carried out by the Florida Universities for the
Florida DOT.
Principal Engineer of the
following Major field and in-house projects at the FDOT/SRC:
·
Full
Scale Field Instrumentation/Testing and Rating of Bridges:
Ø
Static/Dynamic Bridge load testing of
I-595 and I-95 Interchange. This
Interchange consist of 19 steel Box Section Bridges. These sections are either Double or Triplet Box Sections. A load test report and the rating of each
Bridge was submitted to the FDOT. Ft.
Lauderdale, Florida.
Ø
Static/Dynamic Bridge load testing of
I-595 and I-75 Interchange. This
Interchange consist of Several Precast Concrete Box Segmental Bridges. A load test report and the rating of each
Bridge was submitted to the FDOT. Ft.
Lauderdale, Florida.
Ø
Static/Dynamic Full Scale Bridge Load
Field-Testing of AASHTO Girders, Flat slabs, Sonovoids, Steel Plate Girders,
Precast Box Sections and Steel Box Sections.
Bridges at different locations in the State of Florida.
Ø
Field Static/Dynamic Testing of Several
AASHTO Girder (Types II, II, IV, V and VI) Bridges in Different Locations in
the State of Florida.
·
Full
Scale Lab Testing of Structures in General:
Ø Full
Scale Fatigue Testing of AASHTO Type II Girders. Full Scale Destructive Testing Of AASHTO Type II Girders to
Investigate Transfer Length, Ultimate loads, Development Length, Shear and
Cracking.
Ø
Full Scale Testing of 22 Piles, to
Investigate the Pile Embedment Length in bridges.
Ø Static and Fatigue Testing for the Open Steel
Grid Decks of Highway Bridges, Field Testing and Analysis.
Ø
Buckman Bridge Ship Impact Pier
Foundation Laboratory test for Strand Development.
Ø
Experimental Testing of Sign Structures
by using U-Bolts with Different Configuration.
Ø
Experimental Investigation of Splices
for Prestressed Concrete Piles.
Ø
Pipe-Pile Moment Connection of Prestressed Concrete Piles for Vessel
Collision.
·
Instrumentation,
Testing and Evaluation of Existing Field Structural Problems:
Ø
"On Site Evaluation of Bridge Deck
Expansion Joints," Field-Testing of 17 different Types of Expansion Joints
or Seals for Bridges in the State of Florida.
Ø
Experimental and Analytical
Investigation of the Edison Bridge, Florida Department of Transportation, Ft.
Myers, Florida.
Ø
Experimental and Analytical
Investigation of the Overhead Sign Structure for the Variable Message Sign
(VMS) System," District 6, Florida Department of Transportation,
Ø
Field Testing/Investigation and
Analytical (Finite Element Analysis) Modeling of Brickle Avenue Bridge, Steel
Bascule Bridge. Miami, Florida. July 1995.
Ø
Field Investigation of the I-10
Apalachicola River Bridge Expansion Joint System.
Ø
Evaluate and investigate the existing
Instruments of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge (Cable stayed Bridge). Tampa, Florida.
·
Computer
Modeling of Structures in General:
Ø
Linear/Nonlinear Modeling of Bridges
and Complex Structures Utilizing Finite Element Analysis.
Ø
Bridge Rating Using Finite Element
Analysis, Florida Department of Transportation.
Ø
Live Load Distribution Factor of
Bridges Using a Software Package Called BRUFEM (Bridge Rating Using Finite
Element Analysis) and the AASHTO Code.
Ø
Analytical Investigation of the
Overhead Sign Structure for the VMS/CMS System, District 2, Florida Department of Transportation.
Ø
Experimental and Analytical (Finite
Element Analysis) Investigation for the Boundary Condition (Supports) of
Different AASHTO Girder Bridges.
Ø
Analytical (Finite Element Analysis)
Investigation of the Florida Bulb-Tee Oval and Round Ducts for the Grout
Pressure.
Ø
Experimental Stress Analysis of
Existing Steel and Concrete Structures.
Experience in the Investigation of Non-Linear Time-Dependent Behavior of
Bridges, Specifically Moment Redistribution of Continuous Concrete Bridges,
Short and Long Term Losses of Prestressed Concrete Structures. Linear/Nonlinear Modeling of
Bridges/Structures Utilizing Finite Element Analysis.
Ø
Computer Modeling Utilizing Finite
Element Analysis of the Granada Bridge, July 1994.
Ø
Training Sessions on Finite Element
Analysis, Structures Design Office, Tallahassee, Florida.
·
Lab
Development and Misc. Work:
Ø
Development/Installation of a
Field/Laboratory Data Acquisition Systems for Bridge Load Testing and Lab
testing. Installed and Trained Lab Personnel on Several Data Acquisition
Systems, such as MEGADAC, By Optim Electronic; HP-3497; System 4000, By
Measurements Group; CR10, By Geokon; OM5000, By Omega; and Several other
Instruments and Research Equipment.
Ø
Trained Lab Personnel on how to Operate
and Calibrate Several Testing Machines and instrumentation. Such as MTS, Hydraulic Jacks, Load Cells,
Accelerometers, Linear Voltage Deflection Transducers, Vibrating Wire Strain
Gages, and Different Types of Strain Gages.
Install and Setup Load Cells, Accelerometers, Linear Voltage Deflection
Transducers, Vibrating Wire Strain Gages, and Different Types of Strain Gages.
Ø
Supervised the installation of a Novell
Network in the Research Facility with all its peripherals. LAN Administrator.
Ø
Help the District
Structures/Maintenance Engineers on Types of Expansion Joints for Bridge
Rehabilitation and Construction.
Ø
Review Plans of Complex projects for
Several District Structures Offices.
Project Manager (PM) of the
following Sponsored Research Projects (Work Done):
Ø
Longitudinal Cracking and Spalling in
Long Span Florida Post Tensioned Bulb-Tee Girders, FAMU/FSU College of
Engineering.
Ø
Cracking and Shear Capacity of High
Strength Bridge Girders, FAMU/FSU
College of Engineering.
Ø
Destructive Testing of Bridge Pier
Caps, FAMU/FSU College of Engineering.
Ø
Field Study of the Heat of Hydration
Due to Temperature in Precast Bridge Girders, FAMU/FSU College of Engineering.
Ø
Design of Structural Steel Tube Joints,
FAMU/FSU College of Engineering.
Ø
Bridge Evaluation in Computer Modeling,
Florida International University.
Ø
A Comprehensive System for Bridge
Rating and Fatigue Life Analysis, Florida International University.
Ø
Field Study of the Strains and Cracking
Due to Temperature in Precast Bridge Girders, FAMU/FSU College of Engineering.
Ø
Thermal Response of Bridges in Florida,
Florida Atlantic University.
Ø
Effect of Confinement in Transfer
Region on the Interaction between Bond and Shear Force in Prestressed Concrete
Girders. University of Florida.
Ø
Full Scale Testing of Bridge Expansion
Joints. Phase III, University of Central Florida.
Ø
Feasibility of Glass Fiber Pretensioned
Piles in a Marine Environment.
University of South Florida.
Ø
"Field Measurement and Analytical
Evaluation of Time-Dependent Losses in Prestressed Concrete Bridges,"
University of Central Florida, Phase I.
Ø
Feasibility Study of a New, Efficient
and Aesthetic Bridge Barrier, FAMU/FSU College of Engineering.
Ø
“Epoxy Jointing of Precast Concrete Segments,” FAMU/FSU College of Engineering.
Project Manager (PM) of the
following Current Sponsored Research Projects:
Ø
"Strength of Repaired Piles,"
University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida. P.I. Dr. Rajan Sen. Two Years, $150,000.
Ø
"Bond of Cast-in-Place Concrete to
other Surfaces," University of
South Florida, Tampa, Florida. P.I. Dr.
Rajan Sen. Two Years, $150,000.
Ø
"Field Measurement and Analytical
Evaluation of Time-Dependent Losses in Prestressed Concrete Bridges,"
University of Central Florida, Phase II,
P.I. Dr. Okey Onyemelukwe. Two
Years, $65,000.
Principal Investigator (PI) of
the following Current in-house Research Projects:
Ø
"Experimental Investigation of
Splices for Prestressed Concrete Piles,"
FDOT/SRC, Field/Lab Testing and Analysis. P.I. Dr. Moussa A.
Issa. One Year.
Ø
"Pipe-Pile Moment Connection
of Prestressed Concrete Piles for
Vessel Collision," FDOT/SRC,
Field/Lab Testing and Analysis. P.I. Dr. Moussa A. Issa. Co P.I. Mr. Henry
Bollmann, One Year.
Ø
"Analytical and Field Testing of
Reinforced Concrete Box Culvert,"
FDOT/SRC, Field Testing and Analysis.
P.I. Dr. Moussa A. Issa. Two Years.
1/90‑Present Adjunct
Professor, FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, Civil
Engineering department. Tallahassee, Florida
Teaching
Undergraduate and Graduate Courses in the Areas of Civil/Structural Engineering
with Computer Application (Courses taught: “Concrete Design; Advanced Concrete
Design; Structural Steel Design; Advanced Steel Design; Timber Design; Vector
Mechanics (Statics); Structural Analysis; Prestressed Concrete Design, Bridge
Engineering and Advanced Structural Analysis”.
The
average class enrollment in the Senior level design courses (such as steel
design, concrete design and timber design) varies between 35 to 45 students. The average class enrollment in the
engineering mechanics courses (such as statics and structures) varies between
45 to 50 students.
The
average class enrollment in the graduate level courses (such as advanced steel
design, advanced concrete design) varies between 9 to 12 students.
In
the last eight years, I taught an average of three undergraduate/graduate
courses per year.
Committee
Member in Supervising Graduate Thesis Students. Currently I am Teaching
Timber Design at the FAMU-FSU and Advanced
Concrete Design at the FAMU.
1/90‑Present Consulting
Structural Engineer,
Tallahassee, Florida
Responsible
for the Design and Analysis of wide Variety of Structures, Including
Residential and commercial Structures, and variety of Timber, Masonry, Prestressed
Post-tensioned Concrete, Light Gage Steel, Steel and Reinforced Concrete
Structures.
Below is a list of some Typical
Design Projects:
·
Design/Analysis of several residential
structures. These structures include
one story, two stories and three story apartment buildings. Most of these Structures were designed using
Timber, Masonry and concrete Materials.
Tallahassee and other Florida Cities.
·
Design/Analysis of the Cross-Greek Golf
Course (Driving Range of two Stories), Utilizing Post-tensioned Concrete and
Steel. Tallahassee, Florida.
·
Design/Analysis of the Cross-Greek Golf
Club House ( three Stories), Utilizing Prestressed Concrete, Steel, Concrete
and Light Gage Steel. Tallahassee,
Florida.
·
Field Inspection and Structural
Evaluation of Wood Structures at the Corpus Christi Army Depot. Also, retrofit schemes were developed for
Hurricane wind loads.
·
Field Inspection and Structural
Evaluation of four (4) Aircraft Steel
Hangers at the Corpus Christi Army Depot.
Also, retrofit schemes were developed for Hurricane wind loads.
·
Design/Analysis of the Climax Georgia Arena Barn Utilizing steel
and Light Gage Steel.
Climax,
Georgia.
·
Investigation of Concrete cracking in
several Residential/Commercial Structures.
·
Wind analysis and Design of the
Shutters of the State Capital Building, Tallahassee, Florida.
·
Design/Analysis of the Fort Knox two
Stories Office Building, Utilizing Prestressed Concrete, Masonry and Steel.
·
Design/Analysis of the ACE Hardware
Store Utilizing Concrete and Light Gage Steel, Crawfordville, Florida.
3/89‑5/89 Structural Engineer, THE
ENGINEERING CENTER, Arlington, Texas
Responsible
for the Design and Analysis of Structures, and the Development and Modification
of a Software Package for the Design/Analysis of Bridges on PC'S Utilizing
FORTRAN.
10/87‑3/89 Structural
Engineer, HLA ENGINEERS INC., Dallas, Texas
·
Responsible for the Design and Analysis
of wide Variety of Structures, Including Cryogenic Spherical Pressure Vessels,
Piping Flexibility, Reinforcements, Blind Flange, O‑Rings, Supports,
Columns, Saddles, Skirts, Fatigue, Off‑Shore Drilling Platform,
Foundations, ISO Shipping Containers, ISO Shipping Tanks, Bridges and Variety
of Steel and Concrete Structures.
·
Responsible for Preparing Construction
Plans, Utilizing Computer Aided Design; Such as AUTOCAD, Intergraph and
Versatech.
·
Responsible for the Design and Stress
Analysis of Cryogenic Liquid Hydrogen Pressure Vessel. Volume = 2000
Gallons. Pressure = 8515 psi,
Temperature Range = +140 oF
to ‑423 oF, Static, Seismic, Wind, Thermal‑Heat
Transfer Analysis and Design According to ASME Code, Section VIII, Division 1
and Division 2, ANSI, AISC, UBC, and NASA Specifications.
·
Responsible for the Design and Stress
Analysis of Cryogenic Liquid Oxygen Pressure Vessel. Volume = 500 Gallons. Pressure = 9315 psi, Temperature Range =
+140 oF
to ‑312 oF, Static, Seismic, Wind, Thermal‑Heat
Transfer Analysis and Design According to ASME Code, Section VIII, Division 1
and Division 2, ANSI, AISC, UBC, and NASA Specifications.
·
Responsible for the Analysis and
Documentation of about 150 Pressure Vessels at STANDARD OIL PRODUCTION
COMPANY., Irving, Texas.
·
Design/Analysis of Several Platforms
and Slabs from Composite Materials such as Fiberglass. Fibergrate Inc., Dallas, Texas
·
Designed a Post‑Tension Road
Bridge, Consisting of Three Spans, Two Lane Bridge. Martin Ledford Structural
Engineering, Inc., Dallas, Texas.
·
Full Scale Testing of Prototype
Tanks(20'X 8'X 8.5' Frame) Performed Different Tests to Study the Stability,
Strength, Rigidity, Restraint, Permanent Sets, and Lifting of Four different
Prototypes to meet the ABS/ISO and LLYOYD'S of London Specifications for
Certification Purposes. Gainesville, Texas.
·
Design/Stress Analysis of different
Steel Frames for Aquafilter Press Equipments. PILGRIM'S EQUIPMENT, Pittsburgh,
Texas.
12/83‑1/87 Research
Engineer, UTA. Taught Engineering Materials,
Concrete Lab., CAD (Computer Aided Design), Surveying Lab, and responsible for
running structural steel and concrete experiments.
Research Member to Investigate
and Test the Following Projects:
·
Installed a control system for Data
Acquisition (HP 3497‑A) and designed software interfaces between the
Hewlett Packard computer(HP‑86B) and various peripherals.(Plotter,
Printer, etc.)
·
Performed full scale testing on the
corner posts and the floor system of
the steel vessel containers (International Institute of Container Lessers, New
York, N.Y.)
·
Investigated prestress losses of
prestressed concrete compression members.
·
Conducted computer modeling for various
Structures by using ANSYS (Swanson Analysis System, Inc., Houston, PA.)
software package on the VAX 11/785 VMS and the IBM‑PC’s.
·
Investigated the behavior of
prestressed concrete columns and wall panels. (Prestressed Concrete Institute)
·
Investigated the shrinkage and creep of
high strength concrete tall buildings.(Twin City Research Laboratory, St.
Paul, Minnesota)
·
Performed full scale testing on
composite car in torsion and Bending.(Chrysler Auto Company)
·
Investigated creep and vapor
transmissions of composite building materials.(Mansion Industries, Inc.,
Dallas, Texas
·
Conducted experimental investigation of
the tractor crawler steel frame. Oklahoma City, OK.
·
Investigated slip and creep behavior of
painted steel plates. (3M Project)Twin
Cities,Mn.
·
Conducted tests on minimum prestress
level for prestressed concrete columns.(Prestressed Concrete Institute)
6/83‑11/83 ‑ Research
Assistant, UTA.
Assisted
in the preparation and solution of the design examples, and the solution manual for the textbook entitled "Wastewater Treatment
Plants: Planning, Design and Operation"
By
Dr. Syed R. Qasim
EXPERIENCE BACKGROUND
AND SKILLS
‑ Experience in using several Commercial/In-House Structural
Analysis/Design Packages.
‑
Behavior and Design of Concrete and Steel Structures
‑
Long/Short Term Instrumentation and Testing of Structures in General
‑
Composite Materials Analysis and Design
-
Purchasing of lab equipment, such as MTS, Data Acquisitions, Hydraulic Jacks
…etc
‑
Seismic Design/Analysis of Structures.
‑
Wind Analysis/Design of Low/High Rise Structures.
- Proficient in using most of the Bridge and
Building Design Codes.
PUBLICATIONS AND
PRESENTATIONS
Authored and co-authored the
following papers, reports and presentations:
A. Refereed Journals:
1.
“Experimental Investigation on Stress
Distribution in Florida Bulb-tee Concrete Girders” Structural Journal of the American Concrete Institute, Accepted
for publication-Nov. 1998.
2.
Discussion of "Effect of Pile
Embedment on the Development Length of Prestressing Strands," journal of
the Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute, Vol. 38, No. 5, Sept.-Oct., 1993,
pp. 86-88.
3.
"Effect Of Pile Embedment On The
Development Length Of Prestressed Strands," Journal of the Precast/Prestressed
Concrete Institute, Vol. 37, No. 6,
Nov.-Dec., 1992, pp. 44-59.
4.
"Transfer Lengths In Full Scale
AASHTO Prestressed Concrete Beams," Journal of the Precast/Prestressed
Concrete Institute, Vol. 37, No. 3, May-June, 1992, pp. 84-96.
5.
"Load Testing Of Transversely
Prestressed Double Tee Bridges," Journal of the Precast/Prestressed
Concrete Institute, Vol. 37, No. 2, March-April, 1992, pp. 86-99.
Refereed Papers under Review:
1.
“Retrofit Analysis of Florida
Beam-and-Post Reinforced Concrete Bridge Barriers” Submitted to the ASCE
Journal of Bridge Engineering for possible publication.
2.
“Field Measured Prestressed Concrete
Losses Vs. Design Code Estimates” Submitted to the ASCE Journal of Bridge
Engineering for possible publication.
Papers under Preparation:
1.
"On Site Evaluation of Bridge Deck
Expansion Joints,"
2.
“Evaluation Criteria for Bridge Deck
Expansion Joints,”
3.
“Static and Dynamic Tests of
Prestressed Concrete Girder Bridges in Florida”
4.
“Experimental Investigation of the
Florida Bulb-tee Girders,”
5.
"Experimental/Analytical
Investigation of the Overhead Sign Structure for VMS/CMS System,"
6.
“Effect of Varagrid Steel Mesh on
AASHTO Girders,”
B. Refereed Proceedings:
1.
“Field Measured Prestressed Concrete
Losses Vs. Design Code Estimates”,
Presented at the 1999 TRB.
2.
“Epoxy Jointing of Precast Concrete
Segments, ” Presented at the 1999 TRB.
3.
"Evaluation of Time Dependent
Losses in a Modified AASHTO Type VI Prestressed Concrete Girders” Structural Engineers World Congress, San
Francisco, CA, July 18-23, 1998.
4.
"On Site Evaluation of Bridge Deck
Expansion Joints," Fourth World Congress on Joint Sealing and Bearing
System for Concrete Structures, Sacramento, California, Sept. 1996.
5.
"Field Measurement and Evaluation
of Time Dependent Losses in Prestressed Concrete Bridges, " Fourth National Workshop on Bridge
Research in Progress, Buffalo, New
York, June 17-19 1996.
6.
"Thermal Gradient in Precast
Bridge Girders," ASCE Structures Congress 1995, Boston, Massachusetts,
March, 1995.
7.
"Cracking in Florida Bulb-Tee
Girders," Annual ASCE Conference, Jacksonville, Florida, September, 1995.
8.
"Dynamic Testing Of Highway
Bridges In Florida," Proceedings, American Concrete Institute Spring
Convention, Washington, D.C., March, 1992.
9.
"Refined Analysis of Load
Distribution Factors for Bridges", ASCE Engineering Mechanics Conference, Texas A&M
University, College Station, Texas, May, 1992.
10. "Fabrication
of a Single-cell Segmental Box Bridge Model-A Different Approach",
International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineering (IABSE)
Symposium,"Bridges: Interaction Between Construction Technology and
Design", Leningrad, USSR, September, 1991.
11. "Thermal
Response of Bridges in Florida", Second Workshop on Bridge Engineering
Research in Progress, Sponsored by National Science Foundation and University
of Nevada, Reno, October, 1990.
12. "Static
and Fatigue Behavior of Single-Cell Segmental Box Bridge with External
Post-Tensioning", Second Workshop on Bridge Engineering Research in
Progress, Sponsored by National Science Foundation and University of Nevada,
Reno, October, 1990.
13. "Prestress
Loss of Prestressed Concrete Compression Members", Proceedings of the
Second International Conference on Concrete Technology for Developing
Countries, Tripoli, October 1986.
C. Special Publications:
1.
“Design of Structural Reinforced
Concrete Elements in Accordance with the Strength Design Method.” ACI Design Handbook (ACI SP-17), ACI
Committee 340. 1997.
2.
“Design of Structural Reinforced
Concrete Elements in Accordance with the Strength Design Method.” ACI Design Handbook (ACI SP-17M),Metric
Version, ACI Committee 340. 1997 ,
Final Draft.
3.
“Experimental Analysis for Concrete
Structures.” State-of-the-art Report.
ACI Committee 444. To be Published.
4.
“Instrumentation and Load Measurements
in Concrete Structures. ”
State-of-the-art Report. ACI
Committee 444. Chapter 6, June 1995.
5.
“Training Session on Finite Element
Analysis”, Structures Design Office, Tallahassee, Florida, May 1995.
D. Technical Reports:
1.
"Testing of Moment Connection for
30” Prestressed Concrete Pipe-Pile to Pile Cap for Vessel Collision,"
Report, Florida Department of Transportation, Tallahassee, Florida. (To be
Published)
2.
"Experimental Investigation of
Pipe-Pile splices for 30” Hollow Core Prestressed Concrete Piles" Report,
Florida Department of Transportation, Tallahassee, Florida, February 1999.
3.
"Evaluation Criteria for Bridge
Deck Expansion Joints" Revised Report, Florida Department of
Transportation, Tallahassee, Florida, January, 1998.
4.
"Initial Qualified Product List
and Evaluation Criteria for Bridge Deck Expansion Joints" Report, Florida Department of
Transportation, Tallahassee, Florida, September, 1997.
5.
“Investigation of the I-10 Apalachicola
River Bridge Expansion Joint System” Report, Florida Department of
Transportation, Tallahassee, Florida, September, 1997.
6.
“Performance Evaluation of Pedestrian
Safety Handrail,” Report, Florida Department of Transportation, Tallahassee,
Florida, January, 1997.
7.
“Full Scale Static/Fatigue Testing of
Bascule Bridge Grating” Report, Florida Department of Transportation,
Tallahassee, Florida, October, 1996.
8.
"High Performance Concrete"
state-of-the-art Report, Florida Department of Transportation, Tallahassee,
Florida, August, 1996.
9.
"Evaluation Criteria for Bridge
Deck Expansion Joints" Report,
Florida Department of Transportation, Tallahassee, Florida, July, 1996.
10. "Experimental
Investigation of the 3x10 Wood Lagging"
Report, Florida Department of Transportation, District 5, DeLand, Florida,
July, 1996.
11. "Analytical
Investigation of the Overhead Sign Structure for VMS/CMS System," Report, District 2, Florida Department of
Transportation, Tallahassee, Florida, February, 1995.
12. "Experimental
and Analytical Investigation of the Overhead Sign Structure for VMS
System," Report, District 6,
Florida Department of Transportation, Tallahassee, Florida, November, 1994.
13. "Bridge
Rating Using Finite Element Analysis, Bridge No. 860521," Report, Florida
Department of Transportation, Tallahassee, Florida, August, 1994.
14. "Experimental
and Analytical Investigation of the Edison Bridge," Report, Florida
Department of Transportation, Tallahassee, Florida, November, 1993.
15. "Effect
of Varagrid Steel Mesh on AASHTO Type II Girders," Report, Florida Department
of Transportation, Tallahassee, Florida, March, 1993.
16. "On
Site Evaluation of Bridge Deck Expansion Joints," Report, Florida
Department of Transportation, Tallahassee, Florida, August, 1994.
17. "Study
of Sign Structures by Using U-Bolts" Report, Florida Department of
Transportation, Tallahassee, Florida, May, 1991.
18. "Development
Length Of Prestressed Concrete Piles", Report No. SSR-01-90, Florida
Department of Transportation, Tallahassee, Florida, March, 1990.
19. "Several
Bridge Load Testing Reports" Submitted to the Florida Department of
Transportation, 1990-Present.
20. "Liquid
Hydrogen Gas Vessel Stress Analysis of the Bolted Flange Assembly",
Submitted to NASA, HLA Report no. 88393-1, Dallas, Texas, June, 1988.
21. "Liquid
Oxygen Gas Vessel Stress Analysis of the Bolted Flange Assembly",
Submitted to NASA, HLA Report no. 88394-1, Dallas, Texas, June, 1988.
22. "Liquid
Hydrogen Gas Vessel Supplementary Stress Analysis Due to Outlet Valve
Loading", Submitted to NASA, HLA Report no. 87428-1, Dallas, Texas, April,
1988.
23. "Liquid
Oxygen Gas Vessel Supplementary Stress Analysis Due to Outlet Valve
Loading", Submitted to NASA, HLA Report no. 87429-1, Dallas, Texas, April,
1988.
24. "Design
and Stress Analysis of Cryogenic Liquid Hydrogen Pressure Vessel," Submitted to NASA, Dallas, Texas, 1988.
25. "Design
and Stress Analysis of Cryogenic Liquid Oxygen Pressure Vessel," Submitted to NASA, Dallas, Texas, 1988.
26. "Experimental
and Theoretical Analysis of Steel Vessel Container", Ph.D. Dissertation,
The University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, Texas, December 1986.
E. Presentations:
1.
“Field Instrumentation/Testing and
Monitoring of Structures” American Concrete Institute, Spring Convention, March
14-19, 1999, Chicago, Ill.
2.
“Experimental Investigation of the Florida
Bulb-tee Girders” American Concrete Institute, Spring Convention, March 22-27,
1998, Houston, Texas.
3.
“Field Instrumentation and Evaluation
of Losses in Prestressed Concrete Structures” American Concrete Institute,
Spring Convention, March 22-27, 1998, Houston, Texas.
4.
" Performance Evaluation of New
Bicycle Bridge Grating System and Pedestrian Handrail," Annual Structures Design Conference, Florida
Department of Transportation, Orlando, Florida, July, 1997.
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