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The Structural Engineer, Volume 61, Issue 4, 1983

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Professor J. Munro (F) (Imperial College): In his interesting and
informative paper, Mr Reith has outlined the main aspects of the
reconstruction of this important dome. He has also mentioned that he
consulted me regarding the stress-analysis of the dome and the arches,
and I should like to make a few additional comments regarding those
aspects of the project.
The first stage consisted of

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