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Journal Article

Author
Kjar, A. R.
Title
Lateral load effects in instability problems
In
Civil Engineering Transactions
Imprint
vol. CE11, no. 1, Apr 1969, pp. 47-52
Description

Paper No. 2263, submitted by the author on 26th September, 1966.

The author, A. R. Kjar, BE PhD GradIEAust, was formerly a Research Fellow in the Civil and Mechanical Engineering Department, University of Tasmania, and is now Mechanical Design Engineer, Imperial Chemical Industries of Australia & New Zealand Limited, Melbourne.

[This paper was awarded the Edward Noyes Prize 1970]

Abstract

Structures liable to an Euler type instability are examined, and the effects of applied lateral loadings, which remain fixed in magnitude and direction, are considered. Working rules, which can be used to describe the behaviour, and hence used in the design of through bridges or beam structures, are evolved, while a series of improving mathematical models of real structural behaviour are developed.

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  • 'Edward Noyes Prize - 1970 Award', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 43 (1-2) (1971), 31. Details

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