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Handbook for architects and builders (1898)

Illinois Society of Architects · Chicago · leaf 468

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hun-dred (100) square feet. The reinforcementshall be placed upon and slightly pressedinto the concrete base immediately after thebase is placed. It shall not cross joints andshall be lapped sufficiently to develop thefull strength of the metal. WEABING COUBSB 47. Proportions for Mixture No. 1: The… … Bates-Truss Joists are ofOne-Piece Steel Construc-tion. The Truss is Expanded.No Rivets, Bolts or Welds. The Bates-Truss Joist, with its expanded open web,offers many readily appreciated advantages to theengineering and architectural world. Its light weight and its sturdy design are featuresof…

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