Partial shear strength design of simply-supported composite beams - draft revision of AS 2327, part

Partial shear strength design of simply-supported composite beams - draft revision of AS 2327, part

This paper discusses the application of a proposed revision of AS 2327.1 - Simply supported beams (using limit states and partial shear connection strength design philosophies). In: Steel Construction journal, vol. 28, no. 1, Mar 1994.

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Partial shear strength design of simply-supported composite beams - draft revision of AS 2327, part
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