The Strains in Framed Structures, With Numerous Practical Applications to Cranes, Bridge, Roof and Suspension Trusses, Braced Arches, Pivot and Draw Spans, Continuous Girders, Etc

This classic engineering text provides a comprehensive analysis of the stresses and strains that affect framed structures, and offers practical guidance for designing buildings, bridges, and other complex structures. With clear explanations and numerous examples, Du Bois makes this challenging subject accessible to students and professionals alike, and his emphasis on real-world applications makes this book an essential reference for anyone working in the field of structural engineering.
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