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The prediction of proneness to structural accidents

The prediction of proneness to structural accidents

Title
The prediction of proneness to structural accidents
Description
Correspondence: Vol.51 No.12 December 1973 p.447
Author
PUGSLEY SIR ALFRED
Publish Date
30 Nov 1973
Media Type
Journal article
Call Number
624(06) STR
Code
13281
Source
The Structural Engineer
Volume
51
Number
6
Page
195
Attachments
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