Safe load tables and the human dimension sc_v24_n1

Safe load tables and the human dimension sc_v24_n1

This 1990 paper describes how the use of safe load tables reduces design time and human error and increases structural safety. ASI Steel Construction journal Volume 24 Number 1.

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Safe load tables and the human dimension sc_v24_n1
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03 May 2018
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