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Civil engineers , help! Sonething i need to know about formworks

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  1. Straight ally

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    My professional report class's topic is ' application of the ISO 9000 for 4 stories building made with formwork (a system of reduced ductility walls)

    I would like if any of you could give me some sort of guide or code used at your country for doing this kind of work. I would realy like that to have something to compare to.

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    And also, do you know any website/forum for civil engineers to ask questions ?
     
    #1 Straight ally, Jan 18, 2015
  2. GArchi1992

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    In the UK we have BS EN ISO 9000
     
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    I think you need a structural engineer for the correct answer.
     
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    My little shop is ISO certified to make automotive components. We are audited every year and have to be re-certified every three years. I don't know about standards for your area of study but ISO stands for International Organization for Standardization. I think that means the standards are pretty much the same world wide. Maybe this will help:
    ISO - International Organization for Standardization
     
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