The elasticity and resistance of the materials of engineering (1915)
Burr, William H. (William Hubert), 1851-1934 · New York, John Wiley & Sons, inc.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 349
0 360 427 266 52,300 29,900 13 I2XlT%12X11% 9 42 411 489 360 430 293 58,500 30,600 IS 8Xii 8i 47 428 483 384 434 446 53,500 29,900 i6 8Xiii 7i- 34 328 394 276 334 351 53,300 29,300 17 8Xiii 6^ . 46 328 390 276 332 199 53,000 29,300 i8 8Xi?B 7^ 40 328 388 276 328 324 58,500 34,000 19 8X1 7Xii 6^ 38… … by Mr. Henry W. Hodge, C.E., of the firm of consultingengineers, Boiler & Hodge, of New York City. The varia-tion in chemical composition is accounted for by the factthat the bars tested were not specimens of any actuallot, but were forged and broken for the purpose of aninvestigation to…
Strength of materials · Building materials
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