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Highway bridges and culverts (1911)

Hoyt, Charles Hamilton, Burr, William H. (William Hubert), 1851-1934, joint author, United States. Bureau of Public Roads · Washington : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Office of Public Roads : G.P.O. · leaf 29

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lab is practical for spans up to about 10or 12 feet, while for greater spans than tliis, under these conditions,other types better adapted to the longer spans should be used.These vnll be discussed further on (cf. pp. 14-16). Under conditions of less severe loading the spans for the slab maybe… … :;* ..J.■ • /,; ^-* •• V ■^ >■ •• j^_l.^^^l>J■.•-FIG. 3.—Reinforced concrete slab on masonrv abutments. MASONRY WALLS WITH CONCRETE SLABS. In some localities conditions may be favorable for building thefootings and side walls of quarried or suitable field stone laid incement mortar. Wliile…

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