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Perry-Robertson formula: a standalone construct

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Structural engineering

column strength formula that treats a strut as having a small initial bow, so failure occurs when bending plus axial stress first reaches yield.

In structural engineering, Perry-Robertson formula refers to column strength formula that treats a strut as having a small initial bow, so failure occurs when bending plus axial stress first reaches yield. This meaning comes from Robertson (1925) in Selected Engineering Papers.[1]

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References

Robertson, A. (1925). The Strength of Struts. Selected Engineering Papers, 1(28). https://doi.org/10.1680/isenp.1925.15138

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