Adimensional “robustness" coefficient in beam design
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1967.v20.i196.3960Abstract
The concept «robustness» is defined as a measure of the strength against unforeseen loadings. This idea is applied to the optimal separation of the main beams in a horizontal flooring or roofing framework. The great usefulness of the proposed coefficient is evident since it is possible to obtain directly the cost of a structural framework, without need design it in detail. Finally, the «robustness» coefficient is applied to the cost of prestressed concrete bridges.
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