Author: Coull, A;Irwin, AW
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Coull, A;Irwin, AW
The Structural Engineer, Volume 48, Issue 8, 1970
The case for the experimental stress analysis of structures by the testing of models is examined. Tests of models of two composite beam/slab floor constructions, full-size prototypes of which had already been tested to destruction, established the technique and proved its reliability. A.S. Babb
Often slabs subjected to flexure are stiffened by edge beams having a neutral plane which does not coincide with that of the slab itself. This is frequent in bridges. Kleomenis Kretsis
Dr. I. Fells (University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne): ‘First let me say that I am relieved by the confidence of our two speakers. Clearly, they are reasonably happy about the relief of the explosions. I wonder, however, if I might put on a hat that I am unaccustomed to wear, and that is one of pessimism.'