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A rational approach to standards for welded construction
There is a curious and rather perplexing disparity between the inspiring and spectacular achievements of the engineer in this second half of the century and the backwardness of certain concepts and ideas which still control an important section of engineering thought and practice. Nowhere is this backwardness more strongly in evidence than in standard specifications, codes of practice, rules and regulations issued by public authorities, classification societies, insurance companies, and other public or semi-public bodies of this kind.
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