The Effects of Creep on Instability and Indeterminacy Investigated by Plastic Models. Discussion on
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The Effects of Creep on Instability and Indeterminacy Investigated by Plastic Models. Discussion on

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 25, Issue 5, 1947

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 25, Issue 5, 1947

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Professor Ross introduced the paper by saying that it differed from many presented to the Institution in that it described no important engineering work neither was it a record of extensive experimental or theoretical research. It was an attempt, however, to demonstrate by a few very simple tests certain important conceptions of the effects of creep in structures. Some of the ideas were by no means new, but if the paper helped to clarify them and to stimulate interest and perhaps even further research, then it might have some value in furthering our knowledge of the fundamental behaviour of reinforced concrete structures.

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