Flexural stresses and deflections of a prestressed concrete I-beam.

Flexural stresses and deflections of a prestressed concrete I-beam.

Throughout the ages the various types of architecture or mans way of materially expressing the thoughts, and the ways of living of his age, have been curtailed by the available materials and inherited techniques. Wood was one of the first universal building materials. It was readily attacked by the...

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Main Author: Banks, Ronald. H.
Other Authors: De Stein, D. (Supervisor)
Format: Others
Language:en
Published: McGill University 1956
Subjects:
Civil Engineering and Applied Mechanics.
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topic Civil Engineering and Applied Mechanics.
spellingShingle Civil Engineering and Applied Mechanics.
Banks, Ronald. H.
Flexural stresses and deflections of a prestressed concrete I-beam.
description Throughout the ages the various types of architecture or mans way of materially expressing the thoughts, and the ways of living of his age, have been curtailed by the available materials and inherited techniques. Wood was one of the first universal building materials. It was readily attacked by the elements and the buildings as well as the culture of the times was soon lost to history. With the advent of stone a permanent building material was available to the builders and sculptures of the day.
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title Flexural stresses and deflections of a prestressed concrete I-beam.
title_short Flexural stresses and deflections of a prestressed concrete I-beam.
title_full Flexural stresses and deflections of a prestressed concrete I-beam.
title_fullStr Flexural stresses and deflections of a prestressed concrete I-beam.
title_full_unstemmed Flexural stresses and deflections of a prestressed concrete I-beam.
title_sort flexural stresses and deflections of a prestressed concrete i-beam.
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