Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 295
ght ofbuilding to the top of the truss of 75 feet. In case of roof trusses with the chords nearly parallel (see Fig.3, p. 2), the stresses, on account of the small depth, are usuallyquite large, and much heavier members than above mentioned arerequired. In some cases, 6 by 6-inch angles with 8-inch… … Fig. 41. Bending Tendency, Ends Free. Fig. 43. Bending Tendency, Ends Fixed. required by the design alone, since corrosion will decrease the sectionconsiderably, and this should be allowed for. 10. The Steel Truss=Bent. When a truss is connected to steelcolumns at its ends and by means of…
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