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G A MAUNSELL, SIR F COOK, SIR L SAVILE, C W MATTHEWMAN, C S CHETTOE, J F PAIN, WD JONES, K C BURDEN, J B B NEWTON, F M FULLER, H SHIRLEY SMITH, H S SMITH
Journal of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1946) 25 (3): 193–206.
Published: 01 January 1946
..., and was it anchored in any way to the deck plate Z The bridge would necessarily be "hippy and Mr. Fuller considered that there was a danger of the concrete foundation cracking. The Author had mentioned two types of expansion joint, the plate type and the claw type. In London only one major bridge had the claw type...
