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Building Research & Information - v. 20, n. 5 (1992)

Published:	1992

Articles in this Issue

Author(s)	Title	Page(s)
Howes, R. / Little, W. / Fong, D.	Dynamic project control utilizing a new approach to project control: Research to develop powerful project planning and management systems allowing project managers to undertake full planning and monitoring of the project as part of management and decision‐making functions	291-294
Mathur, Krishan S. / Leng, Ang Aik	Efficacy of expert system technology for the diagnosis of building defects — A case study: Expert systems can bring knowledge within the reach of technicians and less experienced engineers, thus reducing the need for experienced professionals to attend every building problem	307-312
Goodno, Barry J. / Craig, James I.	Modelling of advanced, pre‐cast cladding connections for seismic design: Properly designed pre‐cast concrete cladding can provide lateral stiffness, ductility and energy dissipation to the overall building structure, especially during strong ground motions	313-319
Mehrotra, S. O. / Masood, Irshad	Pozzolanic behaviour of bagasse ash: A derivative of sugar cane distillation, bagasse ash, has properties that might be suitable for use in building materials	299-304
Henriques, Fernando M. A.	Quantification of wind‐driven rain — An experimental approach: A general review on driven rain and details of an experiment in portugal to supplement existing research results in norway, the uk and elsewhere	295-297
Edge, H. Martin	Rural housing — Recognizing design needs: A more appropriate response to rural housing need is defined, particularly the relationship between the rural house and the socio‐economic system in which it exists	281-289
Piardi, Silvia	Selecting materials and products — The pollution criterion: Italian research project develops a logical format for collecting comparative information on acceptability of building products	305-306
Ota, Toshihiko	Social responsibility and contribution: R & D for the construction industry in the twenty‐first century: Construction industry to share the responsibility for the myriad of environmental issues, ranging from industrial waste to the complexities of a dynamic global environment	273-280

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