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ICE Selected Engineering Papers
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1753-7827
Volume 1, Issue 119, January 1931
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A DIRECT METHOD FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF INFLUENCE LINES FOR CONTINUOUS GIRDERS. (INCLUDES PLATES AND APPENDIX).
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W BLACKADDER
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Research Article
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10.1680/isenp.1931.14949
SELECTED ENGINEERING PAPERS, BEINGORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS ORDERED BY THE OOUNCIL TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT DISCUSSION. K O . 119. ``A DIRECT METHOD FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF INFLUENCE LINES FOR CONTINUOUS GIRDERS," BY WILLIAM BLACKADDER, DSc., Assoc. M INST.C.E. . EDITED BY H. H. JEFPCOTT, Sc.D., B.A.I., Assoc. M. SECRET.4RP. INST. C.E., LONDON: $ilFfnbIis!rcD bp GREAT GEORGE pCgt Enstitutian, STREET, WESTMINSTER, S W l ...
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