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A study on the redundancy of high-rise steel buildings due to the effect of induced heat and loss of
Author:
WADI, A., OHI, K. et al
Publisher:
CIB
Publish Date:
22/10/2003
Media Type:
PDF
Call Number:
ePubs/Multi-storey
Code ID:
27769
Source:
Proc of CIB-CTBUH International Conference on Tall Buildings, 20-23 October 2003, Malaysia
Pages:
251-259
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