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BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 14:17:00

To hit the region in almost a century. now an investigation is beginning to try and find some answers amongst the wreckage. so how many buildings did you actually end up serving, as a team? professor emily so is leading the earthquake engineering field investigation team, or eโ€”fit. structural engineers in the uk and turkey are working together to assess the damage. she has been getting the latest update from tugce tetik, whos been to adiyaman. tugce has been taking some samples of concrete and...
Tugce Tetik Earthquake Engineering Field Investigation Team Be Fit River Pebbles Shouldn T Concrete Doesn T

BBCNEWS BBC News at One June 4, 2024 13:20:00

Update from tugce tetik, whos been to adiyaman. tugce has been taking some samples of concrete and has found large pebbles embedded in it. do you think they got these aggregates locally because its got lots of rivers around? yeah, all of them taken from the river. the river pebbles shouldnt be there. they weaken the structure. shes also found some steel bars are smooth instead of ridged, which means the concrete doesnt cling to them โ€” again, reducing the strength. this kind of inโ€”depth analy...
Tugce Tetik River Pebbles Shouldn T Concrete Doesn T Buildings Isn T Ground Movement

BBCNEWS BBC World News America June 4, 2024 21:19:00

Do you think they got these aggregates locally because its got lots of rivers around? yeah, all of them taken from the river. the river pebbles shouldnt be there. they weaken the structure. shes also found some steel bars are smooth instead of ridged, which means the concrete doesnt cling to them โ€” again, reducing the strength. this kind of inโ€”depth analysis can only be done by having experts on the ground. its important to get the full picture rather thanjust looking at a snapshot of a sing...
Concrete Doesn T River Pebbles Shouldn T Called Liquefaction Turns Buildings Isn T Ground Movement

BBCNEWS Outside Source June 4, 2024 19:51:00

Now an investigation is beginning to try and find some answers amongst the wreckage. how many buildings did you serve? professor emily leading the investigation team. shes been getting the latest update from toj. he has found large pebbles invented. do you think they got these aggregates locally because its got lots of rivers around? yeah, all of them taken from the river. the river pebbles shouldnt be there. they weaken the structure. shes also found some steel bars are smooth instead of ridged...
Emily Leading Investigation Team River Pebbles Shouldn T Concrete Doesn T

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Rutherford County Government Employees and Private Sector Team Up to Tackle Food Insecurity

Rutherford County, TN - Rutherford County Government has received donations totaling nearly $17,000 to pack and distribute meals to families facing food insecurity. According to the USDA Household Food Security in the United States 2021 report, Tennessee has 11.2% of families dealing with a food insecurity issue.  Private sector sponsors include Rogers Group, Inc., Smyrna Ready Mix, and Wright Brothers.  Nick DiBartolo, Rogers Group, Inc. Vice President of Construction...
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