Seeing similarities to a fatal crane accident in Texas in 2012, crane specialist Terry McGettigan believes the Seattle crane collapse will be shown to have similar causes.
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A tower crane being dismantled collapsed Saturday, April 27 in Seattle, killing four people, including two of the ironworkers on the crane and two bystanders on the street below.
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Help is on the way for structural engineers driving toward improving the efficiency, reliability and resilience of buildings through performance-based wind design.
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Claims about the settlement of the structure during construction is part of the conflict.
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U.S., Germany, France, Australia and Japan point to a lack of transparency and a refusal to share business opportunities with non-Chinese companies.
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Internet connectivity is designed into many more devices than consumers realize, including standby kitchen gadgets, home-entertainment systems, and children's toys.
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The City Council recently voted to adopt a major update to the Chicago Building Code, its first in 70 years, that will better align it with the International Code Council’s International Building Code.
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The Gehl RT255 track loader has an operating capacity of 2,550 lb and boasts a bucket breakout force of 8,384 lb.
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About $1 billion in federal contracts have recently been awarded to modify sections of barriers on the U.S. border with Mexico, and the Dept. of Defense is seeking to follow up with more contracts in coming months.
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