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The Structural Engineer, Volume 24, Issue 8, 1946
The effects of creep in reinforced concrete structures are briefly reviewed. In most structural units, creep alters the internal stress distribution and increases deflection but has little effect on ultimate strength. A.D. Ross
This month's letters include additional references for the June issue's Regent Street disease article and discussions about seismic design and minimum qualifications for carrying out structural engineering services.
This book is a must-read for engineering leaders, offering a fresh perspective and practical guidance on embedding diversity, equity and inclusion into the profession, writes Mariska van der Velden.