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        Impact of discounted professional fees on the risk exposure of civil and structural engineering services consultants in South Africa 

        Okonkwo, P. N.; Wium, J. (South African Institution of Civil Engineering, 2018-03)
        ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The abolition of mandatory fee scales and the prevalence of lowest-cost bidding for the procurement of consulting services in South Africa have seen engineering services consultants compete based on price ...
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        Injury severity in relation to seatbelt use in Cape Town, South Africa : a pilot study 

        Van Hoving, D. J.; Hendrikse, C.; Gerber, R. J.; Sinclair, M.; Wallis, L. A. (Health & Medical Publishing Group, 2014-07)
        Background. Injuries and deaths from road traffic collisions present an enormous challenge to the South African (SA) healthcare system. The use of restraining devices is an important preventive measure. Objective. To ...
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        Interventions to promote the use of seat belts 

        Willems, B.; Uthman, O. A.; Sinclair, M.; Young, T. (Cochrane, 2014-07-24)
        This is the protocol for a review and there is no abstract. The objectives are as follows: To assess the effects of interventions promoting the use of seat belts.
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        Invasive alien plants and water resources in South Africa : current understanding, predictive ability and research challenges 

        Gorgens, A. H. M.; Van Wilgen, B. W. (Academy of Science for South Africa, 2004)
        Predictions that invasive alien plants would use significant amounts of water were a major factor in the establishment of South Africa's Working for Water programme, which aims to protect water resources by clearing these ...
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        Investigation into increasing short-duration rainfall intensities in South Africa 

        Du Plessis, J. A.; Burger, G. J. (Water Research Commission, 2015-04)
        Extreme storms in South Africa and specifically in the Western Cape have been responsible for widespread destruction to property and infrastructure, even leading to displacement and death. The occurrences of these storms ...
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        An investigation into the evidence of seasonal rainfall pattern shifts in the Western Cape, South Africa 

        Du Plessis, J. A.; Schloms, B. (South African Institution of Civil Engineering, 2017-12)
        ENGLISH ABSTRACT: Climate change is a highly contentious topic in the modern world. There is much evidence to indicate that climatic shifts and extreme weather anomalies are taking place globally, in some places more ...
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        The management of constructability knowledge in the building industry through lessons learnt programme 

        Kuo, Vincent; Wium, Jan (South African Institution of Civil Engineering, 2014-04)
        In the 1980s the term "constructability" evolved in the USA. The proponents of this concept believe that constructability, which embraces both design and management functions, is comprehensive in facilitating construction ...
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        Perceptions of professional practitioners and property developers relating to the costs of green buildings in South Africa 

        Coetzee, D. A.; Brent, A. C. (South African Institution of Civil Engineering, 2015-12)
        Sustainable design practices are a key component in ensuring that the building and civil infrastructure industry does not damage our natural environment. Green buildings – and allied initiatives in other sectors of the ...
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        Planning for desalination in the context of the Western Cape water supply system 

        Blersch, C. L.; Du Plessis, J. A. (South African Institution of Civil Engineering, 2017-03)
        ENGLISH ABSTRACT: As water demands continue to grow, South Africa is starting to consider seawater desalination as a potential future supply source, and it is currently being investigated at a feasibility level in a number ...
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        Potable water use of residential consumers in the Cape Town metropolitan area with access to groundwater as a supplementary household water source 

        Jacobs, H. E.; Wright, T. (South African Water Research Commission, 2016-01)
        The potable water use recorded by 3 579 residential consumer water meters in Cape Town, South Africa, was analysed as part of this research. The focus was on elected residential properties in serviced areas, with additional ...
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        Reliability assessment of the South African wind load design formulation 

        Botha, J.; Retief, J. V.; Viljoen, C. (South African Institution of Civil Engineering, 2018-09)
        ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The representation of the strong wind climate and the reliability calibration of wind loading are the main components of the provisions for local conditions in the South African wind load standard. The ...
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        Residential water information management 

        Jacobs, H. E. (AOSIS OpenJournals, 2008-12)
        The hitherto undefined term 'water information management' (WIM) as it relates to residential water use is defined in this article as follows: 'To better manage the information pertaining to how and when water is used at ...
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        Resistance model uncertainty factors for ultimate limit state design of pile foundations 

        Dithinde, Mahongo; Retief, Johan V. (South African Institution of Civil Engineering, 2014-08)
        ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The current limit state design procedure for pile foundations presented in geotechnical codes (e.g. SANS 10160-5, EN 1997-1) stipulates that, when the pile capacity is determined using an analytical ...
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        Review of climatic input data for wind load design in accordance with SANS 10160-3 

        Goliger, Adam M.; Retief, Johan V.; Kruger, Andries C. (South African Institution of Civil Engineering, 2017-12)
        ENGLISH ABSTRACT: With the publication of Part 3 Wind Actions of the South African Loading Code SANS 10160:2010, several issues concerning adjustments from the reference standard Eurocode EN 1991-1-4:2004 could not be ...
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        Revised regional sediment yield prediction methodology for ungauged catchments in South Africa 

        Msadala, V. C.; Basson, G. R. (South African Institution of Civil Engineering, 2017-06)
        ENGLISH ABSTRACT: This paper presents the research on the revision of the regional probabilistic method (Rooseboom et al 1992) for the prediction of catchment sediment yields in South Africa. The determination of sediment ...
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        Rocking shear wall foundations in regions of moderate seismicity 

        Van der Merwe, Johann E.; Wium, Jan (South African Institution of Civil Engineering, 2013-10)
        ENGLISH ABSTRACT: This paper presents a study which investigates the feasibility of a concept to reduce the size of shear wall foundations for earthquake forces in regions of moderate seismicity. The approach is to allow ...
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        Seismic evaluation of the northbound N1/R300 bridge interchange 

        Solms, M. N.; Haas, T. N. (South African Institution of Civil Engineering, 2016)
        The design of the Stellenberg Interchange was finalised in 1982, with construction completed in 1986. The bridge was designed using a code of practice which did not include any requirements for seismic excitation. This ...
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        Sewer network design : heuristic algorithm for hydraulic optimisation 

        De Villiers, N.; Van Rooyen, G. C.; Middendorf, M. (South African Institution of Civil Engineering, 2017-09)
        ENGLISH ABSTRACT: For a given sewer network layout and choice of pipe material, the total installed cost of the network is determined mainly by the pipe diameters and slopes. Hydraulic design optimisation is the task of ...
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        Sewer network design layout optimisation using ant colony algorithms 

        De Villiers, Nico-Ben; Van Rooyen, G. C.; Middendorf, Martin (South African Institution of Civil Engineering, 2018)
        The optimal design of sewer networks typically comprises two sub-problems. The first is to determine an optimal layout of the network elements, and the second to optimally design the network components. In this article the ...
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        Stormwater pond efficiency determinations with the effluent probability method : the use of mass versus concentration parameters 

        Brink, I. C.; Kamish, W. (South African Institution of Civil Engineering, 2016)
        Use of the concentration parameter has in the past generally been favoured in stormwater structure efficiency determinations, and specifically with use of the Effluent Probability Method. However, efficiency is by definition ...

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