Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ... (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 400
sset. Where side plates are used, as inthis case, the radius employed should be that parallel to the outstand-ing legs. These angles being spread and either laced or tied withplates, are weakest m the direction of the axis of the truss. Thestudent should follow through the different sizes given for… … ^.^i^ Fig. 277. noted that the rivets are in single shear, and that the side plates aredeep enough to allow connections to be made without the use of gus-sets. In Fig. 267, a detail is shown of a connection suitable for a rodhanging, a balcony, or other member to the truss. Note that the cen-ter of…
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