The effect of fire loading on a steel frame and connection

The effect of fire loading on a steel frame and connection
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10.2495/hpsm040301
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2004-05
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WIT Transactions on the Built Environment
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通讯作者:
Adeeb A. Rahman;R. Hawileh;M. Mahamid
Adeeb A. Rahman;R. Hawileh;M. Mahamid
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作者:
Adeeb A. Rahman;R. Hawileh;M. Mahamid

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