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Albert hertzog tower -- Brixton -- Johannesburg
Design and construction of tallest concrete tower in Africa, built to support radio antennas; most difficult problems were those concerned with wind; wind tunnel tests were helpful, but for most part it was necessary to rely on engineering experience; shapes and dimensions were chosen to meet antenna specifications, to minimize wind loads, to ensure stability and to suit construction method; observation turret was added to provide further public amenity.
Albert hertzog tower -- Brixton -- Johannesburg
Design and construction of tallest concrete tower in Africa, built to support radio antennas; most difficult problems were those concerned with wind; wind tunnel tests were helpful, but for most part it was necessary to rely on engineering experience; shapes and dimensions were chosen to meet antenna specifications, to minimize wind loads, to ensure stability and to suit construction method; observation turret was added to provide further public amenity.
Albert hertzog tower -- Brixton -- Johannesburg
Civ Engr South Africa
Zunz, G.J. (author) / Lowes, D.J. (author) / Lewis, M.R. (author) / Isaacs, B. (author)
1965
24 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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