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The Structural Engineer, Volume 9, Issue 8, 1931
The formulae for the Bending Moments and Shear Forces, due to wind forces, at the bases of columns in single storey buildings, given in the accompanying diagrams and tables, are based upon the following assumptions and conditions:- G.J. Voce
General. As far as is known by the writer there is no generally accepted method of design. Norman Gregory
To those who are not engaged in gas engineering, it is difficult to fully appreciate the wide range of training and experience that is necessary in order to deal satisfactorily with the problems which arise in the design of plant and apparatus for the manufacture of coal gas. The necessary plant and machinery call for knowledge and experience in the design of structures and their foundations which may involve anything from a simple mass of concrete to a complicated arrangement of reinforced rafting or piling-a knowledge of civil, structural, mechanical and chemical engineering, and also a knowledge of the application and limitation of steam and gas engines, electrical apparatus and hydraulic power. A.E. Pierce