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Journal Article

Author
Page, A. W.; Brooks, D. S.
Title
The design of masonry walls for vertical loading - a review of the provisions of the SAA Masonry Code
In
Australian Civil Engineering Transactions
Imprint
vol. 30, no. 5, Dec 1988, pp. 265-277
Description

Paper C1576

[This paper was awarded the 1989 W. H. Warren Medal and the 1989 R. W. Chapman Medal]

Abstract

The background of the design provisions of the new SAA Masonry Code for walls and piers subjected to vertical load and moments is reviewed. Factors influencing the compressive strength of masonry members are discussed, and the vertical loading provisions of the Code described. Methods of assessment of the effective eccentricity of vertical load are also presented.

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