New steel frame system for skyscrapers
Series: New Civil Engineer ; 20 February 2003, 10(1)Publication details: 2003Subject(s): Summary: Engineering consultants Babtie Group have developed a braced steel frame system for skyscrapers to withstand trauma similar to that experienced in the World Trade Center terror attacks. The system can be used for tall buildings of up to 50 storeys and provides high lateral stability. Babtie Group at www.babtie.com| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Engineering consultants Babtie Group have developed a braced steel frame system for skyscrapers to withstand trauma similar to that experienced in the World Trade Center terror attacks. The system can be used for tall buildings of up to 50 storeys and provides high lateral stability. Babtie Group at www.babtie.com