Technical Guidance Note (Level 3, No. 1): Designing for torsion in open-section steel elements

Author: Chris O'Regan

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1 July 2020

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Technical Guidance Note (Level 3, No. 1): Designing for torsion in open-section steel elements

Technical Guidance Note (Level 3, No. 1): Designing for torsion in open-section steel elements
The Structural Engineer
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Chris O'Regan

Date published

1 July 2020

Author

Chris O'Regan

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This Technical Guidance Note explains how rolled steel I and H-sections are designed to resist torsion.

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This Technical Guidance Note has been withdrawn pending revision and is currently unavailable to download/purchase.

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Format:
PDF
Pages:
4
Publisher:
The Institution of Structural Engineers

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Metal - steel Shear & Torsion Technical Issue 7 Technical Guidance Notes (Level 3)

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