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The Structural Engineer, Volume 15, Issue 2, 1937
Mr. E. H. BATEMAN, introducing the paper for discussion, gave a brief synopsis of the paper illustrating his remarks by blackboard sketches. He drew particular attention to the new method of analysis for multistorey frames by remainder-distribution, which he claimed had special advantages in connection with the determination of stresses due to wind forces; in this connection he mentioned the Fifth Report of the Wind Bracing Sub-committee of the American Society of Civil Engineers (Proceedings, March, 1936) in which were recorded the times required to solve a particular problem by the methods hitherto available, namely, the moment-distribution method of Professor Hardy Cross and Dr. Goldberg’s adaptation of the slope deflection system.
SIR,-The following methods are put forward as the result of considerable experience in dealing with aggregates for concrete and in the hope that they may be useful to others also.
DURING the past ten years a striking increase has been seen in the number of hydraulic installations throughout France. A. Coyne