Red book, green book, blue book
Red book, green book, blue book
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in UK, is (or was) there these colour books, if so what's the difference?
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Mick
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Mick
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RE: Red book, green book, blue book
What book? Title? subject?
Im thinking your talking about the AISC Steel design, they are just different releases of the code ir this is the case.
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Grey was steelwork, Green concrete, red masonry.
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The Blue book refers to the SCI Steelwork Design Guide.
http://tsbluebook.steel-sci.org/Support/Entry.htm
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I have the 4th edition of this "Red Book" but have heard of different colour books banded about in conversations.
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This has to be the worst thread ever.
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Mike McCann
MMC Engineering
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Not sure how these work with the eurocodes though, I believe there is a whole lot of new guidance books on that.
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