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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 23 (June 1896) (1896)

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which have a secure footing in August 85, 1850 3-40 ends, and must be capable of carrying the whole load the lower ends of the said cleats. The upper ends of June 24.1851 3-16 of a passing wheel; second, that the ties which form the braces are provided with studs which engage the July 9,1851 8-47… … ing those at the joint, and that the bending moments A CBIB ATTACHHEHT FOB BEDS. one fall: are those due to a leverage measured from these, and Inches. not from the joint ties. November 17,1863 684 crib, the inner ends of these plates being locked firmly October 14,1869 6-60 This explains the…

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