Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ... (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 145
cross-section suchas is illustrated in Fig. 53, there isno hesitation about calculating suchstrength as that of a plain beamwhose width is b, and whose effec-tiye depth to the reinforcement is d.Our previous study in plain beams has shown us that the steel in the bottom of the beam takes care… … Fig. 53. Tee-Beam in Cross-Section. 181 112 REINFORCED CONCRETE l^^^W^^^^^S^^W^W M^ the concrete in the top of the beam; and that even in this work itmust be assisted somewhat by stirrups or by bending up the steel bars.If, therefore, we cut out from the lower corners of the beam tworectangles, as…
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