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The Structural Engineer, Volume 54, Issue 10, 1976
The paper provides the designer of precast concrete buildings with a valuable design aid. To enable general design rules to be established within the context of current design practice it would be of great assistance if the authors could offer some advice concerning the following: D.G.E. Smith
It seems possible that BS449 is beginning to displace CP110 as a subject for comment to this column. Our old friend Mr. Hairsine writes : I should like to draw members' attention to a recent amendment to BS449 (Amendment No. 5: AMD 1787) which quietly introduces changes affecting the design of bolted connections and web buckling calculations. Verulam
The paper describes how various factors peculiar to the site together with a desire to impose maximum design and construction standardization led to the use of precast MOT/C&CA prestressed concrete M beams for the decks of a large multi-viaduct interchange at the London end of the M11 motorway. B.P. Pritchard