The Behaviour of Unrestrained Steel Beams

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Summary:	A steel framework is used to support many types of structure. This often consists of vertical members or columns which transmit vertical loads to the ground, and horizontal members, or beams, which transfer imposed loads to the columns by flexural and shear actions.
Creators:	Prof Slobodan Mickovski
Divisions:	Academic > School of Computing, Engineering and Built Environment > Department of Construction and Surveying > Construction and Surveying
Copyright holder:	Copyright ©1986 European Steel Design Education Programme (ESDEP)
Tags:	Construction
Viewing permissions:	University
Depositing User:	Ms Fiona Turner
Date Deposited:	02 Mar 2016 16:45
Last Modified:	02 May 2019 13:54
URI:	https://edshare.gcu.ac.uk/id/eprint/827

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