Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 525
ement of both foundations would do no damage, but the equalityof such a settlement could never be counted on. 447. Description of Two Reinforced=Concrete Arches. InFigs. 234 and 235 are shown the details and sections of twp reinforced-concrete arches having fixed abutments, which have been… … Fig. 236. Stone Arch on Line of New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad. at points which are approximately 26 feet on each side of the center.The method of reinforcing the spandrel and parapet walls is clearlyshown in the figure. The side view also gives an indication of somebuttresses which…
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