The use of counter-moments for steel beam strengthening
The use of counter-moments for steel beam strengthening
Many methods exist for the repair and strengthening of beams. With increasing traffic volumes and axle weights, the demand for performance of highway structures has increased. In new construction the demand optimised structural members is increasing. This research has examined a method of strengthening steel beams with a view to new construction rather than the repair of existing beams, however, the method researched could also be employed in retrospective repair.
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Ph.D, Civil Structural and Environmental Engineering, Ph.D., Ph.D. Trinity College Dublin, Civil Structural and Environmental Engineering, 620
Ph.D, Civil Structural and Environmental Engineering, Ph.D., Ph.D. Trinity College Dublin, Civil Structural and Environmental Engineering, 620
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