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Civil engineer and architect's journal (1837)

London : Published for the proprietor · leaf 161

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is borne out by the result of Colonel Pasleysexperiments (vide Journal, No. 2, page 30), viz., a beam without hoop-ironwas broken with a weight of 4518 pounds, and a similar beam, with iron bond,was fuund capable of supporting 4,723 pounds; therefore 4,723—498 = 4,225the amount of strength gained… … EXPLANATION OF ENGRAVING.A Isle of Portland, a New Church. I Windmill, e Stone Quarry. I! ChesilBeach. C Church Wyke Regis. L) Weymouth. E North Point F The dottedHue, showing the boundary of low-water mark. G Radipole Church, H PrestonChurch. .1 KadcliHe Point. K Mill Cove. L Ringstead Ledge. M…

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