Direct Strength Method bk150

Direct Strength Method bk150

This extract introduces the Direct Strength Method and compares it with the effective width method for determining the capacity of cold-formed steel members. Extract from "Design of Cold-Formed Steel Structures", 4th Edition by G J Hancock, ASI, 2007. Click here for bookshop details.

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Direct Strength Method bk150
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03 May 2018
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