Steel–concrete–steel sandwich system in Arctic offshore structure: Materials, experiments, and design
Authors:
- Jia-Bao YanJYJia-Bao Yan
- Xue-Mei LiuXLXue-Mei Liu
- J.Y. Richard LiewJLJ.Y. Richard Liew
- Xudong QianXQXudong Qian
- Min-Hong ZhangMZMin-Hong Zhang
- 1 February 2016
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Materials & Design
- Vol. 91, 111-121
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore
- American Bureau of Shipping
- National University of Singapore (R-302-501-002-490)
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