"Galankin... writes that Shukhov used to make calculations in a unique way... so laconic... that other specialists found them difficult to understand. In spite their brevity... if Shukhov was asked about load, rod stress, rod profile and section, rivet quantity, material weight, temperature impact or any other specifications, he always had an answer, because his concise calculations covered all these aspects, but nothing that was irrelevant..."
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Ref's: 1) A.N.Galankin, My brief memories (1958) Archive of the Russian Academy of Science 2) G. M. Kovelman, Works of Honorary Academician Engineer Vladimir Grogorevich Shukhov (1961) State Press of literature about construction, architecture and materials, Moscow.
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