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Australian Steel Institute - Steel Construction Journals
1967 - Vol 1
No 1 A Future for Steel Structures. A Wargon
No 2 Elastic Analysis of Eccentric Connections. H Harrison
No 3 Massive Welded Girders. E W Phillips
No 4 Composite Construction. S G Silhan / R C Westbrook
1968 - Vol 2
No 1 Contemporary Research and Routine Design. M G Lay
No 2 Welding of High Strength Steels. J B Wade
No 3 Universal Columns in High Strength Steels. H B Harrison
No 4 Fire Protection of Steel Structures. R J Bonaldi
1969 - Vol 3
No 1 Buckling of Plane Frames. N S Trahair
No 2 The Computer - A Tool for Structural Designers. P Grundy
No 3 Residual Stresses in Steel Sections. M G Lay / R Ward
No 4 Steel Bridges - Competitive? P Elliott
1970 Vol 4
No 1 City Buildings - First Cost or Maximum Worth? F R Khan
No 2 Sway in Structures. M G Lay
No 3 Jumbo Hangars. AISC
No 4 Steel on the Highway. Reprint
1971 Vol 5
No 1 Tall Steel Buildings - New Approaches. Reprint
No 2 Moment Distribution Methods. M Lowrey
No 3 Steel Highway Bridges - Today and Tomorrow. Reprint
No 4 Car Parks. Reprint
1972 Vol 6
No 1 Dynamic Analysis of Steel Frames. M J Lowrey
No 2 Temperature Effects on Tall Steel Framed Buildings
Part 1 Response of Steel Columns to Temperature Exposure. E R McLaughlin
Part 2 Structural Analysis. H H West / A K Kar
Part 3 Design Considerations. F R Khan / A F Nassetta
No 3 Innovation in Tall Buildings The Economics of Suspended Structures. P B Edwards
Exposed Steelwork for Multi-Storey Buildings. G B Godfrey
Composite Steel-Concrete Building Frame. D Belford
No 4 Steel Structures Code - The 1972 Version. M G Lay
1973 Vol 7
No 1 Beams and Columns by Computer. D Batten / R Toakley
No 2 Effective Lengths. M G Lay
No 3 Steel Floors. C C Resevsky
No 4 Space Frames. Reprint
1974 Vol 8
No 1 Design of Compression Members. B E Gorenc
No 2 Modern Bridges in Steel. Reprint
No 3 Cold Formed Members. V R Beck
No 4 Economic Advantages of Steel. Reprint
1975 Vol 9
No 1 Prediction of Residual Stresses / European Column Curves. J B Dwight
No 2 The 1975 Changes to AS 1250. M G Lay
No 3 Stiffened Compression Panels. J B Dwight
No 4 Steel Footbridges. AISC
1976 Vol 10
No 1 Highly Restrained Welded Connections. Reprint
No 2 Low Rise Industrial Structures. M G Lay
No 3 Grandstands. Reprint
No 4 Crane Runway Girders. B E Gorenc
1977 Vol 11
No 1 Economy in Tall Buildings. Reprint
No 2 Decision Logic Tables and AS 1250. T J Hogan
No 3 Bolting of Steel Structures. A Firkins / T J Hogan
No 4 Limit State Steel Design Code - A Discussion. B Gorenc / T J Hogan
1978 Vol 12
No 1 Elevated Steel Tanks. D W Ramm
No 2 Standardized Structural Connections. A Firkins / T J Hogan / I R Thomas
No 3 Wall Loads in Steel Bins. P C Arnold / A G McLean
No 4 Fire Engineering Design. Reprint from Swedish Institute
1979 Vol 13
No 1 Design of Fillet Weld Groups. P Swanell
Fillet Weld Design in the AISC Standardised Structural Connections. T Hogan / I R Thomas
No 2 Painting Steelwork. P M Woods / C P Lloyd / A Pavey / M Frost-Drury
No 3 Bearing Stress and Edge Distance. T J Hogan / I R Thomas
No 4 Plastic Design of Steel Frames. Reprint ECCS
1980 Vol 14
No 1 CBA Centre - Sydney. I McKenzie / N Morrison/ R Sim
No 2 Tee Sections. T J Hogan / I R Thomas
No 3 The 1981 Changes to AS 1250. T J Hogan / I R Thomas
No 4 Single Angle Struts. S T Woolcock / S Kitipornchai
1981 Vol 15
No 1 Thin-Walled Beams. R Q Bridge / N S Trahair
No 2 Hollow Sections. J Wardenier
No 3 Cold-Formed Purlins. G J Hancock
No 4 Steel Bridges. A R Smith
1982 Vol 16
No 1 Portal Frame Design. L J Morris
No 2 Wide Span Structures. D T Wright / R G Taylor
No 3 Tapered Masts. R J Veitch
No 4 Composite Columns. R P Johnson / D G Smith
1983 Vol 17
No 1 City Buildings. A Firkins
No 2 Standardized Structural Connections - Five Years On. A Firkins / T J Hogan
Two Recent Long-Span Steel Structures. N Long
No 3 Cold-Formed Columns. G J Hancock
No 4 Economical Steelwork. D L Oakes
1984 Vol 18
No 1 Composite Floors. R Q Bridge
No 2 Fire Protective Products. AISC
No 3 Curving Structural Steel. G Riviezzi
No 4 Guyed Masts. ACADS working party on Guyed Masts
1985 Vol 19
No 1 Tension Bracing. S T Woolcock / S Kitipornchai
No 2 Pin Connections. G Riviezzi
No 3 Fire Testing Simulation - Thermal Responses. I D Bennetts / D J Proe / I R Thomas
No 4 Fire Testing Simulation 1. Mechanical Response 2. Overall Behaviour. I D Bennetts / D J Proe / I R Thomas
1986 Vol 20
No 1 Buckling of Braced Beams. P F Dux / S Kitipornchai
No 2 Structural Steel Fire Protection. C I Smith
No 3 Portal Frame Deflections. S T Woolcock / S Kitipornchai
No 4 Steel Construction in Canada. J Mullins / P Saunderson
1987 Vol 21
No 1 Developments in Steel High Rise Construction in Australia. D C Gillett / K B Watson
No 2 Limit State Design Rules for Steel Beam-Columns. R Q Bridge / N S Trahair
No 3 High Strength Quenched & Tempered Steels in Structures. J E Croll
1988 Vol 22
No 1 The State Bank Centre - A Concept in Steel. R McPharlin
The Structural Steel Fabricator in Sub-Contract.
No 2 Ductility of Simply-Supported Composite Beams. M Patrick / R Q Bridge
No 3 Serviceability Performance of Steel Joints. R Kohoutek
No 4 High Rise Residential Buildings - Staggered Truss System. R K Huzzard / J W Larson
1989 Vol 23
No 1 Recent Developments in Australian Standards for Steel Flat Products. S Kotwal / R Doherty
No 2 Stability of I-Beams Under Self-Weight Lifting. P F Dux / S Kitipornchai
No 3 Design of Continuous Composite Slabs - The Issue of Ductility. M Patrick
Composite Beam Web Penetration Design Methods - Putting Theory into Practice. M Patrick
No 4 Plastic Bending Tests of Cold-Formed Rectangular Hollow Sections. S W Hasan / G J Hancock
1990 Vol 24
No 1 Safe Load Tables and the Human Dimension. M G Stewart
No 2 Fabrication Cost of Structural Steelwork. A Firkins / R Hemphill
No 3 A New partial Shear Connection Strength Model for Composite Slabs. M Patrick
No 4 Predicting the Ultimate Structural Behaviour of Transmission Towers. F G Al-Bermani / S Kitipornchai
1991 Vol 25
No 1 Construction Safety: Analysis and Testing of a Static Line System. P H Dayawansa / C C Goh / R Wilkie
No 2 Design of angles to AS 4100 - 1990. P H Dayawansa / C C Goh / I D Bennetts
AS 4100 - 1990 Hints for Designers. A A Syam
No 3 Steel Headframes for Mines A J May AS 4100 - 1900. Hints for Designers. Design Capacity Tables for Structural Steel - A Quick Access Guide A A Syam
No 4 RHS Tubular Sections Grade C450. Plate Slenderness Limits X-L Zhao / G J Hancock
1992 Vol 26
No 1 Beam Formulae. A Syam
No 2 Design of Single Storey Industrial Buildings for Fire Resistance. A J O'Meagher / I D Bennetts / P H Dayawansa / I R Thomas
No 3 Design of Steel Structures for Fire Resistance in Accordance with AS 4100. I R Thomas / I D Bennetts / D J Proe
No 4 An Approximate Simple Plastic Analysis of Portal Frame Structures. S P Pikusa / M A Bradford
1993 Vol 27
No 1 Design of Unbraced Beams. N S Trahair / T J Hogan / A A Syam
No 2 Testing and Design of Bondek II Composite Slabs for Vertical Shear. M Patrick
No 3 Design of Unbraced Cantilevers. N S Trahair
Deflections in Pinned-Base Haunched Gable Frame. S Parsanejad
No 4 Design Capacity Tables for Structural Steel. A A Syam / T Hogan
1994 Vol 28
No 1 Partial Shear Strength Design of Simply-Supported Composite Beams - Draft Revision of AS 2327, Part 1. M Patrick / P H Dayawansa/ R Wilkie / K B Watson
No 2 Background to the New Loading Code - Minimum Design Loads on Structures AS 1170 Part 4: Earthquake loads. J W Woodside
Earthquake Resistant Design of Steel Structures - An Introduction for the Practising Engineer. L Hutchinson / L Pham / J L Wilson
No 3 Structural Analysis to AS 4100 - An Introduction.
Paper 1. Introduction to Methods of Analysis in AS 4100 - 1990. R Q Bridge
Paper 2. Elastic Method of Analysis of Rigid Jointed Frames Including Second Order Effects. G J Hancock
Paper 3. Second Order Elastic Analysis Solution Technique. G J Hancock
No 4 Wind Loads on Steel-Framed Low-Rise Buildings. J D Holmes / M J Syme
1995 Vol 29
No 1 Benchmarks for Nonlinear Elastic Frame Analysis. J Petrolito / K A Legge
No 2 Steel Lateral Load Resisting Systems for Buildings of up to 8 Levels. N Van der Kreek
No 3 A Guide to the Requirements for Engineering Drawings of Structural Steelwork. Edited by A A Syam AISC
No 4 Australian Composite Structures Standard AS 2327, Part 1: Simply-Supported Beams. M Patrick / P H Dayawansa / I Eadie / K B Watson / N van der Kreek
1996 Vol 30
No 1 Simplified Torsion Design of Compact I-Beams. N S Trahair / Y L Pi
No 2 Costing of Steelwork from Feasibility through to Completion. K B Watson / S Dallas / N van der Kreek / T Main
No 3 An Update on the Corrosion Process and Protection of Structural Steelwork. R A Francis
No 4 Design of Tubular Members and Connections using Amendment Number 3 to AS 4100. X L Zhao / G J Hancock / R Sully
1997 Vol 31
No 1 Australia's First Seismic Resistant Eccentrically-Braced Frame. P McBean
No 2 Tests on Static Line Systems. P H Dayawansa / R Ralph
No 3 Design of Tapered Haunched Universal Section Members in Portal Frame Rafters. TJ Hogan / AA Syam
No 4 Occupational health and safety:
Best practice study of erection of steelwork at Sydney showground - Homebush Bay.
John Holland Construction & Engineering Pty Ltd and WorkCover New South Wales
1998 Vol 32
No 1 Design and documentation deficiency and its impact on steel construction. P A Tilley
No 2 Innovative tied portal steel structure achieves a world first. A N Pollard
No 3 Inorganic zinc or galvanizing: choosing the ideal corrosion protection for structural steel. R A Francis
No 4 Full scale experiments of a steel portal frame building. T J Heldt / M Mahendran
1999 Vol 33
No 1 Occupational health and safety: Welding fume minimisation guidelines. A A Syam / G Saunders G Rhyder / A Forbes
No 2 The evolution of Australian Material Standards for structural steel. S Kotwal
The evolution of Australian Material Standards for Pressure Vessel Plate. S Kotwal
Steel stocked in Australia - A Summary for designers of heavy steelwork. R Keays
No 3 Information technology in the Australian Steel Construction Industry. P Burns
No 4 Australia's grand stadia: Stadium Australia Colonial Stadium. D McDonald / M Sheldon / R Sheldon
2000 Vol 34
No 1 Assessment of existing structures: A strength limit state appraisal of hot driven rivets. G F Barker
No 2 Lateral buckling design of portal frame rafters. N S Trahair
No 3 Design Details for After Fabrication Galvanized Structures. Galvanizing Association of Australia
No 4 AISC - IEAust Special Joint Issue.
Engineering Documentation Standards - Invest in design to reduce project cost.
Several Papers from a seminar in Melbourne on May 9, 2000
2001 Vol 35
No 1 An Engineering Insight to the Behaviour of Tensile Bolted Joints. S. Fernando
Design of Steel Roof and Wall Cladding Systems for Pull Out Failures. M. Mahendran
No 2 An Overview of Design Aids for Structural Steelwork Peter Kneen
No 3 A Competitive Analysis of Australia's Steel Construction Industry ISS and AISC
No 4 An Overview of Recent Research in Steel Structures in Australia Dr Tim Wilkinson
2002 Vol 36
No 1 Scenario Planning for the Australian Steel Construction Industry. Rupert Grayston
No 2 Design of Pinned Column Base Plates. Gianluca Ranzi and Peter Kneen
2003 Vol 37
No 1 Design of Column and Beam Splices. Gianluca Ranzi and Peter Kneen
Design Capacity Tables - Pinned Column Bases. Gianluca Ranzi and Peter Kneen
No 2 Recent Research and Development in Composite Steel Beams with Precast Hollow Core Slabs. Dr Dennis Lam and Dr Brian Uy
2004 Vol 38
No 1 Fatigue Design of Steel Structures. Paul Grundy
Fatigue Assessment of Wrought Iron Structures. Paul Grundy
No 2 Rational Compact Web Side Plate Connections for Beams Australian Steel Institute
2005 Vol 39
No 1 Floor Vibrations in Composite Steel Office Buildings Anthony Ng and Gary Lum
No 2 Are you getting the Bolts you specified? Saman Fernando and David Hitchen
2006 Vol 40
No 1 World Best Practice in Steel Construction: UK and International Markets, JIT Fabrication and Issues Scott Munter
New Technology delivers Fabrication Throughput Efficiencies Christian Colombo
No 2 Commodities and Coating Costs John Robinson
The Outlook for the Global Economy David B Ratterman
2007 Vol 41
No 1 The development of the residential steel framing industry in Australia Ken Watson
No 2 ASI limit state steel connections design series - Part 1 - 2007 Tim Hogan and Scott Munter
2008 Vol 42
No 1 Strucutural Steel Fire Guide - Guide to the use of fire protection materials John Rakic
2009 Vol 42
No 2 ASI limit states steel connections design series - Part 2 - 2009 Hogan, T.J. and van der Kreek, N.
Vol 43
No 1 An updated overview of design aids for structural steelwork
No 2 Design Model for Light Bracing Cleat Connection Hogan, T.J. and Collins, R.T.
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