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Rectangular hollow sections in Canary Islands
Description of building structures for residential and commercial use in Canary Islands constructed and designed with rectangular hollow section (RHS) frames; RHS girders have greater depth than conventional steel sections or reinforced concrete sections; load capacity/slenderness ratio of long RHS columns shows economic advantages with other structural media.
Rectangular hollow sections in Canary Islands
Description of building structures for residential and commercial use in Canary Islands constructed and designed with rectangular hollow section (RHS) frames; RHS girders have greater depth than conventional steel sections or reinforced concrete sections; load capacity/slenderness ratio of long RHS columns shows economic advantages with other structural media.
Rectangular hollow sections in Canary Islands
Tubular Structures
Collier, J.H. (author)
1966
7 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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