Titlebook: Construction 2; Environment Science A. V. Hore,J. G. Kehoe,M. R. Penton Textbook 1997Latest edition A.V. Hore, J.G. Kehoe, R. McMullan and

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Rheology of Concentrated SuspensionsThe previous chapter described the features of the natural environment, the built environment, and the challenge of creating a built environment without destroying the natural environment.

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Paul B. O’Sullivan,Roderick W. BrownConstruction and other activities in the built environment are a major industry and employer in any country. In the United Kingdom, for example, the yearly value of construction works is approximately 10 per cent of the gross national product and over one million people are employed in the industry.

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Wall-Modeling in Complex Turbulent FlowsThe early structures of the world, such as pyramids, buildings, bridges and towers, were designed by using experience, intuition and rules of thumb. Many of the structures collapsed or needed support, so we now use theory and mathematics to help design and build structures which are efficient and safe.

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A. D. Hocking,J. I. Pitt,U. ThraneThis chapter looks at the main items and finishes which go into a building after the superstructure is complete and weatherproof. There is a focus on the use of services such as water, electricity and energy supplies whose principles and arrangements have been described in earlier chapters.

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Nature of the Environment,The word . refers to general surroundings, and often means the conditions that surround us as people. This can be a very large topic which might start with the environment of a star, such as the Sun, and close in on the air around just one person.