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Journal article

Drift behaviour of lightly reinforced concrete columns and structural walls for seismic design applications

JL Wilson, A Wibowo, NTK Lam, EF Gad

Australian Journal of Structural Engineering | TAYLOR & FRANCIS AS | Published : 2015

DOI: 10.7158/S14-002.2015.16.1

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Keywords

Axial Load Ratio
Science & Technology
Limited Ductile Columns
Structural Walls
Seismic Performance
Engineering
Engineering, Civil
Technology
Static Cyclic Tests
Drift Capacity

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