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Anique, 1. Registration with Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC), as a 'Consulting Engineer' (either as a firm or as an individual), is based primarily on following pre-requisites: a. Valid registration as a 'Registered Engineer' with PEC (Freshly graduated engineers, with a B.Sc. Engg degree, are accepted as 'Registered Engineer' by PEC) b. Valid membership with PEC, as a 'Professional Engineer (PE)' with PEC (Requires a minimum of 5 years of practical experience in relevant field, after being enlisted as 'Registered Engineer', and passing of Engineers' Professional Exam (EPE), conducted by PEC) c. Completion of at least 16.0 CPD credit points As such, having done masters in 1 yr, should not be a problem, for registering with PEC, provided your BS Engg degree is acceptable. 2. Please see the following links for knowing the relevant rules & requirements, and downloading application forms etc.: a. Registration Procedure For Consulting Engineers (http://pec.org.pk/reg_proc_ce.aspx) b. PEC Consulting Bye-Laws (http://pec.org.pk/downloadables/BYELAWS%201986%20%28APRIL%2023,%202013%29.pdf) c. PEC Registration Forms, for 'Registered', 'Professional' and 'Consulting Engineers ((http://pec.org.pk/index.aspx?aspxerrorpath=%2fgetpecno.aspx) Regards.

Tariq Ali! Welcome to the forum. You may post the problems you are facing in connection with your project, in Students Zone sub-forum. Try to provide sufficient details about your project, so that you could be advised in a better way. For example: - 'What are the dimensions, number of stories and bay spacing of your structure?, - Which design codes & standards you propose to use? - Types of loads you are applying to the structure? - What have you done so far? - At which points, you are stuck up? etc.etc Regards.

hi everyone. i am a student of ssuet karachi and in my final semester of civil engg.. i am doing a project on Pre-engineered buidings and need help to design and analyse it. please if someone can help as we are facing a great trouble. i am wrirting down my cell number so that if someone willing to help us please leave me tet and i will contact him. and i appreciate this effort as its beneficial forum for civil engrs.. 03313428311

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For lintel design, a triangular load distribution, with 60 degrees internal angle from lintel edges, may be assumed provided top corner of the triangle is also located within masonry. Otherwise lintlel will share the slabs loads as well. If I remember correctly, there is a lintel design example too, in reinforced concrete design book by Morgan. Governing principles & general methodology, along with design exmples should be available in your RC design text book. BTW... Which RC design code and text book are you following?

no it was nt years they took 6months to plan and fabricate and mounted in 90 days!!!