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  3. Vol. 15 No. 4 (1982)

Vol. 15 No. 4 (1982)

Published: 31-12-1982

Articles

  • The seismic design of industrial plants

    Roger D. Evison, Allan F. Mowat
    171-184
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  • Cyclic testing of a brick wall strengthened with a plaster coating of glass reinforced cement

    D. L. Hutchison, P. M. F. Yong
    185-198
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  • Earthquake strengthening of old masonry with reference to the Auckland Ferry Building

    C. R. Gurley, J. S. F. Nicholls
    199-215
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Technical Notes

  • Strong-motion instrumentation and records in the Wanganui earthquake swarm

    G. H McVerry, R. T. Hefford
    216-217
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  • Priorities for research requirements related to the design of seismic resistant highway bridges

    D. N. Jennings
    220-221
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Editorials

  • Paper presented at the 7th European conference on earthquake engineering, Athens, Sept. 20-25, 1982.

    Editor
    222-226
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    • Structural Engineering
    • Seismic Performance and Design of Non-structural Elements
    • Geotechnical Engineering
    • Reconnaissance
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    • Seismology
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    • Social Science

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