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On the application of cast and wrought iron to building purposes (1857)

Fairbairn, William, Sir, 1789-1874 · London, J. Weale · leaf 277

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own infig. 99, in order to give rigidity to the construction of thoseparts and to retain the top and bottom in position. Towardsthe ends, f irons take the place of the covering strips on theoutside, and the bottom is widened and connected with the sidesby triangular gussets (fig. 102). To prevent… … Fig. 99. FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OP BRIDGES. 257 bottom to prevent distortion, and to throw the strain of the crossbeams on the centre of the girders, similar plates marked e areinserted. Fig. 100. 9eao«ooea9oa«oaaooaaao»oaaoo ooo 9 Vaoo<i90oaooo9aoad900aQ)oao9dao9oooo»Oi«ojloo oao…

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