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Journal Article

Author
Walsh, P. F.
Title
Limit analysis of grids including torsion
In
Civil Engineering Transactions
Imprint
vol. CE12, no. 1, Apr 1970, pp. 90-93
Description

Paper No.2833, submitted by the author on 11th July, 1969.

The author, P F Walsh, BE PhD StudIEAust, was formerly a Lecturer in the Department of Structural Engineering, School of Civil engineering, University of New South Wales. He is now with the CSIRO Division of Forest Products, Melbourne.

[This paper was awarded the R. J. N. Franki Medal 1971]

Abstract

A procedure is developed whereby the method of successive elastic analyses can be applied to the limit analysis of grids when torsional effects are included. The theory is supported by a comparison with experimental results.

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  • Institution of Engineers Australia, Fifty-second Annual Report [1971] (1972), 7 pp. Details

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