The A.B.C. of cyclone rehabilitation : a manual demonstrating the principles of anchorage, bracing and continuity to provide structural integrity for rehabilitation of buildings damaged by cyclonic forces.

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TextSeries: Educational buildings and equipment ; 18Publication details: Paris : Unesco, 1996Description: vi, 132 p. : illSubject(s):

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690.22 20

Subject: Contains technical guidelines for the repair and rehabilitation of existing educational buildings to withstand cyclone forces. The study includes a section on the theory of wind action on buildings and explanations and tables of wind forces and diagrams of load areas

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Contains technical guidelines for the repair and rehabilitation of existing educational buildings to withstand cyclone forces. The study includes a section on the theory of wind action on buildings and explanations and tables of wind forces and diagrams of load areas

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