The Essentials of Reinforced Concrete Design. Part VII. - Slabs Supported Upon Four Edges

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The Essentials of Reinforced Concrete Design. Part VII. - Slabs Supported Upon Four Edges

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Andrews, Ewart S

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 5, Issue 5, 1927

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Andrews, Ewart S

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 5, Issue 5, 1927

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The treatment usually given in text books for calculating the reinforcement necessary in reinforced concrete slabs takes no account of the effect of the support of the slab at its sides as well as at its ends.

Ewart S. Andrews

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