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The Structural Engineer, Volume 36, Issue 8, 1958
THE PRESIDENT introduced the Author, who then presented the paper. He summarised the main points of the design of the reactor building and concluded with a film showing its construction.
THE purpose of the following discussion of structural safety is not to present the Author’s opinions but to indicate the true nature of the problems considered, so that in any analysis of related problems important aspects will not be overlooked. A review of the whole concept of safety is attempted, summing up the main points of many recent papcrs, and finally a general criterion is presented for the rational determination of the risk of failure in a structure. Professor S.O. Asplund
As the iteration procedures of analysis are becoming increasingly popular among practising engineers a method of successive approximations is presented for the analysis of reinforced concrete cylindrical shells of rotational symmetry continuous at their boundaries and of constant thickness. Gunhard Oravas