Objeto de Conferencia
A brief history of the interactions between climate and Mexican hydraulic design
Autor
PLATAS LOPEZ, FRANCISCO; 168170
OSNAYA BALTIERRA, SANTIAGO; 550714
OCAÑA GOMEZ, MIGUEL RAYMUNDO; 860612
ZARUR CORTES, JORGE EDUARDO; 257933
PLATAS LOPEZ, FRANCISCO
OSNAYA BALTIERRA, SANTIAGO
OCAÑA GOMEZ, MIGUEL RAYMUNDO
ZARUR CORTES, JORGE EDUARDO
Institución
Resumen
Weather in Mexico is always extreme, for instance, in some portions of the desert of México the temperature can reach 134º F in the shade. On the other side in the Sierra Tarahumara, which is in the Mexican state of Chihuahua, high altitude produce in this place a cool oceanic climate (Köppen climate classification Cwb), characterized by mild days (38º F) and cold nights (-9.4º F).Traditionally the equipment and hydraulic infrastructure in this kind of extreme zones has been building for engineers, architects and industrial designers. A brief history is given of the development of hydraulic design, infrastructure works and technical design guidelines from antiquity to XX Century.