Browsing ERU - 1997 by Author "Jayasinghe, MTR"

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  • Jayasinghe, MTR; Jayanandana, ADC; Alwis, KGNC [Conference-Full-text]
    High strength concrete can be used in high-rise buildings to minimise the size of columns, especially in the lower floors. High strength concrete has the added advantage of a higher elastic modulus that can reduce the ...
  • Jayanandana, ADC; Jayasinghe, MTR; Hewagama, CI [Conference-Full-text]
    High strength concrete offers many advantages in the construction of high-rise buildings and bridges. In many countries, concrete strengths higher than 40 MPa are widely produced on commercial basis using normal aggregates ...
  • Jayasinghe, MTR; Kulatilake, SAS; Alwis, KGNC; Angammana, RB; Perera, GDTS [Conference-Full-text]
    Two major factors discourage the introduction of seismic resistant design to low seismic regions like Sri Lanka. They are the cost associated with improved seismic resistance and the misconception that the area concerned ...
  • Jayasinghe, MTR; Sujeewa, LC; Fernando, KKJS; Wijayapriya, RA [Conference-Full-text]
    Passive solar architecture can be described as the utilisation of the energy of the sun together with the characteristics of the local climate to directly maintain thermally comfortable conditions in buildings while ...
  • Jayasinghe, MTR; Jayathilake, SAVSW; Perera, KAAA; Wickramasinghe, P [Conference-Full-text]
    In the design of high-rise buildings, it is of paramount importance to control the wind induced accelerations of the buildings to acceptable limits so that the majority of occupants will not feel the wind induced movements ...