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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 3 (July 1881) (1881)
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Each end of each cable had a separate anchorage, as We have taken extracts from the report of Mr. Leffert L. ner as to bring those of each pair nearer together at the mid- shown in dotted lines in Fig. 3. Buck, engineer of the work, and give engravings from the die of the span, to give lateral… … a cylindrical cable 10% inches the cable strands embedded in diameter. RENEWAL OF NIAGARA SUSPENSION BRIDGE-RE-ENFORCEMENT OF THE ANCHORAGE. [Continued on page 35.] ©1881 SCIENTIFIC AMERICIAN, INCPatents · Iron · Boiler · Sulphur · Inventors · Water · Scientific American · Niter · Trade catalogs · Mixed milk · Mealed powder · Cold water · Cast Iron · Sulphuric acid · Niagara suspension · Patent office · Suspension bridge
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