Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Use of Structural Steel -- 1.1 Why Steel? -- 1.2 Structural Steels -- 1.3 Structural Shapes -- 1.4 Tolerances -- 1.5 Connections -- 1.6 Interface to Foundations -- 1.7 Welding -- 1.8 Bolting -- 1.9 Dos and don'ts -- 1.10 Protective Treatment -- 1.11 Drawings -- 1.12 Codes of Practice -- Chapter 2: Detailing Practice -- 2.1 General -- 2.2 Layout of Drawings -- 2.3 Lettering -- 2.4 Dimensions -- 2.5 Projection -- 2.6 Scales -- 2.7 Revisions -- 2.8 Beam and Column Detailing Conventions -- 2.9 Erection Marks -- 2.10 Opposite Handing -- 2.11 Welds -- 2.12 Bolts -- 2.13 Holding Down Bolts -- 2.14 Abbreviations -- Chapter 3: Design Guidance -- 3.1 General -- 3.2 Load Capacities of Simple Connections -- 3.3 Sizes and Load Capacity of Simple Column Bases -- Chapter 4: Detailing Data -- Chapter 5: Connection Details -- Chapter 6: Computer Aided Detailing -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 Steelwork detailing -- 6.3 Constructing a 3-D model of a steel structure -- 6.4 Object orientation -- 6.5 CNC/rapid prototyping -- 6.6 Future developments -- Chapter 7: Examples of Structures -- 7.1 Multi-storey frame buildings -- 7.2 Single-storey frame buildings -- 7.3 Portal frame buildings -- 7.4 Vessel support structure -- 7.5 Roof over reservoir -- 7.6 Tower -- 7.7 Bridges -- 7.8 Single-span highway bridge -- 7.9 Highway sign gantry -- 7.10 Staircase -- Table of Standards -- Codes and Standards referred to in this Edition -- References -- Further Reading -- Appendix -- Mass of round and square bars -- Mass of flats -- Metric conversion of units -- Building materials -- Packaged materials -- Angle of internal friction and mass of materials -- Values of Ka (Coefficient of Active Pressure) for Cohesionless Materials -- Approximate mass of floors -- Index.