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The Structural Engineer, Volume 37, Issue 8, 1959
The President introduced the Author, who then presented his paper, which he illustrated by lantern slides and a short film dealing with erection procedure.
THE PRESIDENT introduced the Author who then presented his paper.
Introduction Stifness Tests As the load on a frame is increased the stiffnesses of the struts decrease and their carry-over factors increase. Thus a joint in the loaded frame rotates further, when a testing moment is applied, than it would if the frame were unloaded. Moreover, bigger moments are carried over to adjacent joints. Eventually at the elastic critical load of the frame the stiffness of every joint is zero. Arthur Bolton