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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 22 (November 1889) (1889)

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the three-jawed the distribution of spans shown in the engraving is will be reduced to 54 m. and 56780 m. respectively. chuck would be to place therein a wheel which had adopted, permits the following figures to be given with This height is amply sufficient for the passage of ves- been turned to an… … THE PROPOSED RAILWAY BRIDGE BETWEEN ENGLAND AND FRANCE. ports and 480,000,000f. for the metallic superstructure, and by revolving the machine, measurements could be the floor upon vertical cylindrical columns, the space in all 860,000,000f., or £34,400,0(J0, or $172,009,000. The made as to its…

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