Australian Steel Institute - Bracing of industrial buildings with cranes. The importance of inertial effects

Title: Bracing of industrial buildings with cranes. The importance of inertial effects
Description: Conference held jointly by Inst. Engineers Australia and Institute of Professional Engineers New Zealand
Author: WILYMAN KENNETH N
Publish Date: 31 Aug 1971
Call Number: CONF 693.8(061.3) INS
Code: 19416
Source: Australasian Structural Engineering Conference Sydney 21-23 September 1994
Volume: Proceedings vol.2
Page: 863-866
Attachments: Member only Resource

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