Correspondence on The Longitudinal Bending Behaviour of Composite Box Girder Bridges Having Incomple
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The Structural Engineer, Volume 57, Issue 14, 1979

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Professor A. 0. Adekola (F) (University of Lagos): The authors deserve our congratulations for their impressive study on the behaviour of composite box girder bridges with partial interaction.

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