Plastics in Building Structures
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Plastics in Building Structures

Proceedings of a Conference Held in London, 14-16 June 1965

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Plastics in Building Structures

Proceedings of a Conference Held in London, 14-16 June 1965

About this book

Plastics in Building Structures covers the proceedings of a conference, held in London on June 14-16, 1965. This conference focuses on the applications of plastics materials in structures. This book emerged from 39 papers presented at the conference. The introductory papers describe the properties of plastics in relation to building structures, and the economic aspects, fire regulations, and flammability of these materials. Considerable papers are devoted to various areas of application of plastics, including adhesives, polymer cements, cored chipboard units, and glued timber. These topics are followed by discussions on the characterization, design, and structural and physical properties of plastics. The final chapters review the commercial development and applications of plastic materials. This book will prove useful to engineers, designer, manufacturers, and researchers in the allied fields.

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Publisher
Pergamon
Year
2013
Print ISBN
9781483198156
eBook ISBN
9781483223186

Table of contents

  1. Front Cover
  2. Plastics in Building Structures
  3. Copyright Page
  4. Table of Contents
  5. Foreword
  6. Paper 1. Building in plastics—plastics in building: what is needed
  7. Paper 2. The properties of plastics in relation to building structures
  8. Discussion on Papers 1 and 2
  9. Paper 3. Cost and cost techniques
  10. Paper 4. Dimensional co-ordination
  11. Paper 5. Fire regulations and plastics
  12. Paper 6. Plastics in buildings and fire insurance
  13. Paper 7. Results of fire tests on plastics pipes and sheets for covering walls and ceilings
  14. Paper 8. Assessment of the flammability of plastics materials
  15. Paper 9. Developments in service core units and prefabricated bathrooms
  16. Paper 10. Service core units and prefabricated bathrooms in industrialized building
  17. Paper 11a. The use of epoxy adhesives for bonding concrete: Part I
  18. Paper 11b. The use of epoxy adhesives for bonding concrete: Part II
  19. Paper 12. The fire-resistance of resin-jointed concrete
  20. Paper 13. Polymer cements
  21. Paper 14. Cored chipboard units
  22. Paper 15. Plastics in glued timber structural joints
  23. Discussion on Papers 11,12,13,14 and 15
  24. Paper 16. Weathering of plastics
  25. Paper 17. Measurement of photochemical degradation in rigid poly(vinyl chloride)
  26. Paper 18. Acrylics under load
  27. Discussion on Papers 16,17 and 18
  28. Paper 19. Acceptable standards of sound insulation in houses, flats and offices
  29. Paper 20. The general problems of sound isolation
  30. Paper 22. Design of lightweight partitions with high sound insulation
  31. Discussion on Papers 19, 20 and 22
  32. Paper 23. Design construction and experience with post-tensioned polyester roof in the Swiss National Exhibition
  33. Paper 24. The analysis of folded-plate structures in plastics
  34. Paper 25. Recent developments in plastics stressed-skin pyramidal roof systems
  35. Paper 26. Prefabricated shell structure of glass-reinforced plastics for a greenhouse
  36. Paper 27. The development of a long-span load-bearing reinforced-plastics roofing and walling unit
  37. Discussion on papers 23, 24, 25, 26 and 27
  38. Paper 28. Optimum design of sandwich struts and beams
  39. Paper 29. Plastics sandwich panels with various foamed core materials, and their behaviour under load
  40. Paper 30. Structural behaviour of sandwich panels with foamed-plastics cores
  41. Discussion on papers 28, 29 and 30
  42. Paper 31. Structural potentials of paper-skin polyurethane foam board
  43. Paper 32. Structural building panels with expanded polystyrene cores
  44. Paper 33. The physical properties of rigid urethane foam sandwich panels
  45. Paper 34. The design and structural applications of urethane-cored sandwich panels
  46. Discussion on papers 31, 32, 33 and 34
  47. Paper 35. Application of minimum structure to cellular plastics
  48. Paper 36. The capillary structure—a new system for producing sandwich panels
  49. Paper 37. Commercial development of panelized cold-storage units
  50. Discussion on papers 35, 36 and 37
  51. Paper 38. Building structures with plastics
  52. Paper 39. Evaluation of the long-term strength of structural synthetic materials
  53. Veiws in retrospect
  54. Authors' biographical notes

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