The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 419
portions of wheelsthereon, and section of rails. Figs. 3, an.1 -1, are two chairs cut oilatthe line A B in Pg. 1, shewing the juncture of two rails in the widechair, tig. 3. Fig, 5, is a perspective elevation of the rail, shewingthe tongue joint. Figs. G, and 7, are diagrams of two barrels,… … ported by one-tenth more wood in the shape andcommon rail ; this is suggested as a cheap and easy pinent to test the principle of the rail. position of tlieractioal experi- Fig. 6. Fig.
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