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Architectural, structural, ornamental iron and steel (1916)

Manchester Iron Works · Manchester Iron Works · leaf 19

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height of beam. For example, use 7 in. I beam for 9 ft. opening. When floor girders, chimney breasts or other concentratedloads rest on lintel, the beam must be larger. See table of safe loads on page 17. No. 153—Two Steel Angles riveted or bolted. Double angles are frequently used in place of cast… … No. 155 CAST IRON LINTELS Width Height of rib Thickness of metal Weight per ft. Price per 100 lbs 8 in. 6 in. y2 li. 18 lbs. $3.15 8 in. 8 in. ., H n. 24 lbs. 3.00 8 in. 1U in. H n. 30 lbs. 2.95 9 in. 6 in. lA n. 20 lbs. 3.15 9 in. 8 in. Vs in. 26 lbs. 3.00 9 in. 10 in. n in. 32 lbs. 2.90 11 in. 6…

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