Buckling modes of thin walled members in compression and bending bk150

Buckling modes of thin walled members in compression and bending bk150

This extract introducesthe use of finite strip buckling analysis to describe generally the different modes of buckling of cold-formed members in compression and bending. Extract from Design of Cold-Formed Steel Structures to AS/NZS 4600-2005 4th edition 2007 by G.J. Hancock. Click here for bookshop details.

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Buckling modes of thin walled members in compression and bending bk150
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