An edition of Theorie der Verbundkonstruktionen (1959)

Theorie der Verbundkonstruktionen

Spannbeton, Stahlträger in Verbund mit Beton.

2. neubearb. und erweiterte Aufl.

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Theorie der Verbundkonstruktionen
Konrad Sattler, Konrad Sattler
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An edition of Theorie der Verbundkonstruktionen (1959)

Theorie der Verbundkonstruktionen

Spannbeton, Stahlträger in Verbund mit Beton.

2. neubearb. und erweiterte Aufl.

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W. Ernst
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Concrete construction

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Theorie der Verbundkonstruktionen: Spannbeton, Stahlträger in Verbund mit Beton.
1959, W. Ernst
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Includes bibliography.

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TA681 .S222

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2 v.

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OL6267337M
LCCN
59003031
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3085412

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