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  3. Vol. 15 No. 3 (1982)

Vol. 15 No. 3 (1982)

Published: 30-09-1982

Articles

  • Recommendations for the seismic design of petrochemical plants


    J. A. Norton, A. G. Gillies, F. D. Edmonds
    105-122
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  • The development of seismic zones and the evaluation of lateral loadings for earthquake resistant design of buildings in Papua New Guinea


    R. D. Jury, J. P. Hollings, I. A. N Fraser
    123-140
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  • Cyclic load testing of three haunched reinforced concrete beam-column assemblies

    S. J. Thurston
    141-153
    • PDF
  • Research requirements related to the design of seismic resistant highway bridges

    D. N. Jennings
    154-158
    • PDF

Technical Notes

  • A note on the Hutt Valley strong-motion microzone network

    R. G. Tyler, R. T. Hefford
    160-162
    • PDF

Editorials

  • N. Z. National Society for Earthquake Engineering Engineering reconnaissance manual

    Editor
    164-167
    • PDF
  • Report on 7th European conference on earthquake engineering

    John P. Hollings
    168
    • PDF

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