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Journal Article

Author
Burn, Alan
Title
The effect of deflection of the supporting beams on the bending moments in a uniformly loaded slab
In
Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia
Imprint
vol. 13, no. 6, Jun 1941, pp. 131-137
Description

This paper orginated in the Tasmania Division of The Institution and was presented before the Division on 27th Sep 1938.

[This paper was awarded the Warren Memorial Prize 1939.]

Abstract

The paper deals with the case of a uniformly loaded slab simply supported on two parallel rigid supports and also supported by equally spaced elastic cross beams. The slab is supposed to be of infinite length parallel to the rigid supports. The plate equation is solved taking the boundary conditions of a panel into account, and the bending moments at various points computed.
The results are summarised by means of simple approximate formulae which take account of the proportions of a panel and the relative stiffness of the slab and cross beams.

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  • Burn, Alan; Koerner, C. F., 'The Effect of Deflection of the Supporting Beams on the Bending Moments in a Uniformly Loaded Slab (Discussion)', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 13 (9) (1941), 213. Details

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