INTRUDUCTION 山东交通学院双语教学课件 Civil Engineering Materials Building structures generally lend themselves to a greater choice of structural form and of construction materials than in the above example, with metals, concrete, timber and masonry all finding a place as structural elements in appropriate situations.
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