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The Structural Engineer, Volume 53, Issue 5, 1975
The test results of twelve reinforced concrete beams subjected to sustained torsional moments for periods of up to two years are reported. The average rotation after one year was over five times the rotation due to the initial application of the load. The effect on the long term torsional rotation of different intensities of sustained torque and of different link spacing is discussed. C.D. Goode
Lt.-Col. N. D. Clifford, MBE, RE: As a mere military engineer I shudder at the thought of trying to make any technical points in front of such an august audience. I would, however, like to make one or two philosophical points.
Having recently carried out two years' research in a similar field, I read the above report with interest, and would like to make the following comments. R.E. Brand