Thermal Load Effects
Thermal Load Effects is a phenomenon in structural engineering analysis denoting the internal forces and deformations induced in a truss system due to temperature changes, distinguished from other load effects by its origin in thermal expansion or contraction rather than external mechanical loading.
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Mathematical theory of elasticity
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Mathematical Theory Of Elasticity
W. G. Bickley · Nature · 1946 · 934 citations · Full text
Mathematical Theory of Elasticity
Richard B. Hetnarski, Józef Ignaczak · Journal of Thermal Stresses · 2006 · 641 citations
Soil–environment interactions in geotechnical engineering
Antonio Gens · Géotechnique · 2009 · 455 citations · Full text
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