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  • Measurement of the Distribution of Residual Stresses in Layered Thick-Walled GFRP Pipes. 
    Carpenter, H.W.; Reid, R.G.; Paskaramoorthy, R. (Springer, 2014-11)
    The objective of this study is to measure the axial, circumferential, shear and radial residual stress distributions in three thick-walled glass fibre reinforced plastic (GFRP) filament-wound pipes, two of which are layered. ...
  • Mediation and the Contradictions of Representing the Urban Poor in South Africa: the case of SANCO leaders in Imizamo Yethu in Cape Town, South Africa 
    Piper, Laurence; Benit-Gbaffou, Claire (Palgrave MacMillan, 2014)
    The formal system of local governance in South Africa has the ‘ward’ as its lowest and smallest electoral level – a spatial unit consisting of between 5000 and 15000 voters. The ward is equivalent to the ‘constituency’ in ...
  • The Melting Pot 
    Martienssen, Rex D (Transvaal, Natal and Orange Free State Provincial Institutes of South African Architects and the Chapter of South African Quantity Surveyors, 1932-06)
    "... it is useless to cut and trim from the outside: the change must start further in. We must model outwards, we must conceive the problem clearly, then our house will have shape."
  • Metropolis; architectural students congress 
    Elk, Clifford (ed) et al (Architectural Students Congress Committee, 1986-04)
    We are of Africa, and have been misguided and mislead into thinking that our cultural and architectural aspirations should coincide with other Western Nations of the world, best demonstrated by not only the content of our ...
  • Mine of the future - A mining CEO's perspective. 
    Musingwini, C. (The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy., 2017-05)
    Extract from Editorial: The mining CEO of the future will be a strategist capable of navigating complex integrated stakeholder management, forging sustainable win-win partnerships, and enforcing regulatory adherence and ...
  • Mine Planning and Equipment Selection (MPES 2015). 
    Musingwini, C. (The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy., 2016-03)
    Extract from Comment: The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (SAIMM) hosted the 23rd International Symposium on Mine Planning and Equipment Selection (MPES 2015) at the Sandton Convention Centre in ...
  • Mixed-income housing developments as a social and spatial integration strategy: the case of Fleurhof integrated residential development 
    Sibanda, Amanda (University of the Witwatersrand, School of Architecture and Planning, 2017)
    The development of sustainable human settlements advocated in the 2004 Breaking New Ground-A Comprehensive Plan for the Development of Sustainable Human Settlements has brought attention to the significance and meaning of ...
  • Mobile Architecture 
    Martienssen, Rex D (Transvaal, Natal and Orange Free State Provincial Institutes of South African Architects and the Chapter of South African Quantity Surveyors, 1937-05)
    "When the designer saw his first flyingboat make a steep climbing turn over Rochester Castle he saw the demonstration of an idea given expression in terms of the rich vocabulary of his own time."
  • Modeling the cooling of concrete by piped water. 
    Myers, T.G.; Fowkes, N.D.; Ballim, Y. (American Society of Civil Engineers., 2009)
    Piped water is used to remove hydration heat from concrete blocks during construction. In this paper we develop an approximate model for this process. The problem reduces to solving a one-dimensional heat equation in the ...
  • Modelling open pit shovel-truck systems using the Machine Repair Model. 
    Krause, A.; Musingwini, C. (The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy., 2007-08)
    Shovel-truck systems for loading and hauling material in open pit mines are now routinely analysed using simulation models or off-the-shelf simulation software packages, which can be very expensive for once-off or occasional ...
  • Modelling the cooling of concreate by piped water 
    Myers, T.G.; Fowkes, N.D.; Ballim, Y. (2009-03-25)
    Piped water is used to remove hydration heat from concrete blocks during construction. In this paper we develop an approximate model for this process. The problem reduces to solving a one-dimensional heat equation in the ...
  • Modelling the cooling of concrete by piped water 
    Myers, T.G.; Fowkes, N.D.; Ballim, Y. (2009-03-25)
    The chemical reaction can lead to temperature rises in excess of 50 K and it can take a number of years before the concrete cools to the ambient temperature. Prior to construction of the Hoover dam engineers at the U.S. ...
  • Modern Architecture, with particular reference to shop design 
    Martienssen, Rex D (The Association of Transvaal Architects, the Natal Institute of Architects and the South African Institute of Quantity Surveyors, 1927-09)
    "The old order changeth," and architecture is undergoing a slow transition; slow because a bouleversement in architecture is almost impossible, but nevertheless steady, as viewpoints change, and requirements limit the scope ...
  • The modern mining professional - A mining CEO's perspective. 
    Musingwini, C. (The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy., 2017-06)
    Extract from Editorial: Lower commodity prices compounded by low productivity continue to be challenges that severely affect the global competiveness of the country’s mining industry. These challenges require us as an ...
  • Multi-seam mining of the deep Waterberg resources. 
    Chabedi, C.K.; Zvarivadza, T. (The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy., 2016-11)
    This paper discusses the difficulties associated with the potential exploitation of the deep multi-seam resources east of the Daarby fault in the Waterberg coalfield. The resources occur at a depth greater than 250 m and ...
  • Multiplicity of registration systems: multiplicity of research strategies 
    Mbele, Nomamfengu (University of the Witwatersrand, School of Architecture and Planning, 2017)
    This research is about assessing the registration policy instrument utilised by various street trader management stakeholders. The research focuses on how the street traders experience these registration systems in the ...
  • N G KERK WELKOM WES: REFORMING UNITY TEMPLE Part 2 : The Noble Room for Worship 
    Kotze, Paul; Peters, Walter (Picasso, 2013-03)
    Fifty years ago an early design by one of South Africa’s most in uential architects of the 20th Century was accepted for a new church at Welkom in the Free State. Although mired in controversy virtually from inception, the ...
  • N G KERK WELKOM- WES: REFORMING UNITY TEMPLE. Part 1 : What the building wants to be. 
    Kotze, Paul (Picasso, 2013-01)
    Fifty years ago an early design by one of South Africa’s most in influential architects of the 20th Century was accepted for a new church at Welkom in the Free State. Although mired in controversy virtually from inception, ...
  • National Bank 
    Unkown (2011-07-25)
    Market street. This was the first National Bank building demolished about 1906, when the new bank building was built in the same style as the adjoining Corner house block. Image 169.
  • National Building Research Institute: South African Council for Scientific & Industrial Research Pretoria. Non-European Housing. 1951-1952. 
    National Building Research Institute: South African Council for Scientific & Industrial Research Pretoria (2012-01-18)
    National Building Research Institute: South African Council for Scientific & Industrial Research Pretoria. Non-European Housing. 1951-1952. 1. Non-European House with 3 rooms, bath & kitchen/dining: Plan sections & elevations. ...

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