BUCKLING BEHAVIOR AND CYCLIC DEFORMATION CAPACITY OF CIRCULAR HOLLOW SECTION MEMBERS WITH 20 OF THE SLENDERNESS RATIO IN TRUSS TOWER STRUCTURES

Author:

TERAZAWA Yuki1,TAKEUCHI Toru1,YASUI Sayo2,OGIHARA Minoru3,KONAKA Koumei3,HIROTANI Naoya3,WATANABE Miyuki3

Affiliation:

1. Dept. of Arch. and Build. Eng., Tokyo Institute of Technology

2. Former, Tokyo Institute of Technology

3. TOKYO ELECTRIC POWER SERVICES CO., LTD.

Publisher

Architectural Institute of Japan

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