Experimental study on a self‐centering coupling beam eliminating the beam elongation effect

Experimental study on a self‐centering coupling beam eliminating the beam elongation effect
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10.1002/tal.1257
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2016-04
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The Structural Design of Tall and Special Buildings
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通讯作者:
K. Deng;P. Pan;Shoujun Wu
K. Deng;P. Pan;Shoujun Wu
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