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Celal N. Kostem

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Computing in Civil and Building Engineering | 1993

Grillage Analogy for Multigirder Bridges

Celal N. Kostem; Steven C. Ragazzo

Computing in Civil and Building Engineering | 1993

Secondary Member Contribution to the Behavior of Damaged Multigirder Highway Bridges

Thomas A. Lenox; Celal N. Kostem

Computing in Civil and Building Engineering | 1993

Modeling Beam Torsion in Prestressed Concrete Box Beam Bridges

Terry D. Hand; Celal N. Kostem

Computing in Civil Engineering | 1996

Finite Element Modelling of Deep Rolled Wide Flange Beam Subject to Localized Edge Loading - A Case Study

M. Arif Fazil; Celal N. Kostem

Archive | 1988

The overloading behavior of damaged steel multigirder bridges, March 1988 (PhD dissertation for Lenox)

Thomas A. Lenox; Celal N. Kostem

Computing in Civil Engineering: Microcomputers to Supercomputers | 1988

Idealization of Support Conditions of Highway Bridges

Celal N. Kostem; Thomas A. Lenox

Computing in Civil Engineering | 1986

Finite Element Analysis of Structural Details in Large Steel Bridge Superstructures

Celal N. Kostem; Craig C. Menzemer

Computing in Civil Engineering | 1986

Experiences with Rapid Computerization in Educational Institutions

Celal N. Kostem

Computing in Civil Engineering | 1986

Computer Simulation of the Overload Behavior of Steel Multigirder Bridges with Cracked Girders

Celal N. Kostem; Thomas A. Lenox

Archive | 1984

Inelastic analysis of prestressed concrete spread box beam bridge, (Hand's Ph.D. dissertation), October 1984.

Terry D. Hand; Celal N. Kostem

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Craig C. Menzemer

University of Akron

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