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The Institution of Civil Engineers Engineering Division Papers (1945) 3 (11): 1–28.
Published: 01 January 1945
...A J SUTTON PIPPARD; L CHITTY PROBLEMS CABLES BRACING TENSION EXTENSIBILITY STAYS CALCULATIONS INTERLACING ROOFS COVERING STRUCTURES THEINSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. STRUCTURAL AND BUILDINGENGINEERING DIVISION. SOMEPROBLEMSPRESENTED BY CABLEBRACING...
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The Institution of Civil Engineers Engineering Division Papers (1945) 3 (12): 23–31.
Published: 01 January 1945
... towers were sometimesreferred to as masts,and he was not very clear whether they held that the two terms could be used synonymously.Thedefinitiongenerallyaccepted was that a tower was a self-supporting and a mast a stayed structure. 'Twenty years ago, when he had first made some acquaintance...
