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The Structural Engineer, Volume 39, Issue 9, 1961

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Mr. K. H. BEST (Member), said Mr. Davies had summarised the factors affecting the design of winding towers and had pointed out that these structures presented unusual and interesting problems, for which there were no standard solutions; and there was very little published information.

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