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Investigations Into Steel Structure Failures Part I: Failure Mechanisms
Steel is one of the most commonly used construction materials, due to its wide availability and good strength-to-weight ratio, both in tension and compression.
Read MoreDubai Building Code
Dubai Municipality has released the first edition of its unified building code, the Dubai Building Code (DBC). The code was announced with the aim of setting standards for construction that promote sustainable development and innovation in building d
Read MoreFailures of Plastic Welded Pipes
Plastic welding is a technique that many people seem to misunderstand. To the casual observer, it seems to be quite simple; you heat a plastic surface until it softens, push it against another plastic surface, and wait for the bond to cool. Job don
Read MoreAhmad El Ghor Joins Hawkins’ Built Environment Team
Hawkins is pleased to welcome Civil Engineer Ahmad El Ghor to our Built Environment Team. He is an associate currently based in our London Office.
Read MoreBen Adams Presents on Generators at OEC London 2021
On 2nd November, Ben Adams, a Mechanical Engineer from the Hawkins’ Power & Energy Team and based in our London Office, was a speaker at the London Onshore Energy Conference.
Read MoreHawkins’ Materials Expert Speaks at Ipswich CII Virtual Conference
On Wednesday 27th October, Dr Christabel Fitzpatrick of Hawkins’ Cambridge Office was a speaker at a virtual conference held by The Chartered Insurance Institute of Ipswich, Suffolk and North Essex.
Read MoreBBC’s Expert Witness to Feature Hawkins’ Dr Andrew Moncrieff
Hawkins’ Managing Director, Dr Andrew Moncrieff, an accomplished Forensic Geologist, will be featured on a new series by BBC One. Expert Witness is a dramatic true crime documentary series
Read MoreHawkins Welcomes Mechanical Engineer Richard Woodward
Richard comes from a background in agriculture, where he spends a lot of his spare time working on his family-run farm. From this work, he has generated an extensive understanding of agricultural equipment, extending to plant and HGV’s. This has gi
Read MoreGetting Pyrotechnical: This Article Is Not About Fireworks
We are all probably very familiar with fireworks, especially the type commonly used in gardens on Bonfire Night, or those seen when watching professional displays at weddings and other celebrations. These types of fireworks are classified F1 to F4 in
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