Construction : a journal for the architectural engineering and contracting interests of Canada (1913)
Macdonald, Ivan S, McLean, Robert Craik, Reed, Frederick, Keith, Fraser Sanderson, 1878-, Toutloff, M. B · Toronto : Consolidated Press · leaf 80
arallel to it. Turning these filamentsinto a direction parallel to the surface of the ground,develops a higher absolute pressure and therefore alower suction, than when the filaments are morenearly horizontal. Where, then, the roof is long incomparison with the height, or. the span being con-stant,… … tv^// Height PL-\TF. vni. creases. When the building is short in comparisonwith its height, the flow of air around its ends hasmore influence upon the relative amounts of thepressures and suctions than the flow over the top.On a thin plate exposed in an air current, the maxi-mum pressure is found…
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