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Laila Mahmoud Abd El Hafez, Auteur ; Bhatt, P., Directeur de thèse | Glasgow : University of Glasgow | 1986This thesis presents the results of an experimental and theoretical study of reinforced concrete skew slabs designed using the elastic stress fields in conjunction with the yield criterion for reinforced concrete slabs. The elastic stress field[...]
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The main objective of this thesis was the characterisation of iron-uptake systems in staphylococci isolated from different sources and investigation of the possible role of these in pathogensis. The iron-uptake systems of S. aureus strains were[...]
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Akthem Abdulkarim Al Manaseer, Auteur ; D. V. Phillips, Directeur de thèse | Glasgow : University of Glasgow | 1983This thesis describes the development of plane stress, nonlinear finite element method of analysis for reinforced concrete beams. These include simple, deep, and T-beams, failing in flexure and in shear. The nonlinear response is assumed to be[...]
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Zein Eddine Merouani, Auteur ; D. M. Wood, Directeur de thèse | Glasgow : University of Glasgow | 1988The work described in this thesis begins with an elstic analysis of ground anchors in which several assumptions were made. Some of these assumptions limited the applicability of the analysis but some useful insights into the stress distributio[...]
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Nourreddine Beghidja, Auteur ; J. Carnduff, Directeur de thèse | Glasgow : University of Glasgow | 1986This thesis contains three short reviews as follows: 1/ Reaction of 1-naphthol with electrophiles 2/ Formylation of 1-naphthol 3/ Preparation methods and different types of reactionsof quinone methides. Repetition of treatment of 1-naphthol [...]
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This thesis presents an experimental and numerical research programme which investigates the interaction between an embedded flanged anchorage and the reinforced concrete surrounding it in post-tensioned concrete members. A standard commercial [...]
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Rabah Laouar, Auteur ; Bernard E. Leake, Directeur de thèse ; Colin Farrow, Directeur de thèse | Glasgow : University of Glasgow | 1987The Caledonian fold belt is thought to have formed as a result of the closure of the 'Iapetus' ocean basin during Lower Palaeozoic times. Granitic magmas were intruded into Precambrian and Lower Palaeozoic country rocks between approximately 64[...]
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Platinum and rhodium metal catalysts supported on a transition metal oxide titania, and on the non-transition metal oxides alumina and silica have been used to determine the possible effects of Metal-Support Interactions on metal surface areas[...]
