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Design of a reinforced-concrete highway bridge (1913)

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cturing Company. The designwas patented in 1861 by the same people. The other two spans are inthe nature of approaches, and replaced former wooden trestle ap-proaches. The steel approach, or girder span, at the north end waserected in 1894, while the pony truss approach at the south end waserected… … n^3 Fonu Truss The floor joists are 6-inch 12 1/4-pound I-beams spaced 26 incheson centers, and are 14 feet in length. The floor beams at thesouth end consist of two 8-inch 18-pound I-beams, one of whichrests on the cast iron bents, while the other rests on the verti-cal I-beams which support the…

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