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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 13 (September 1896) (1896)

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e is seldom anyprecaution taken to permit easy access to all parts ofthe anchorage system, which last has often been rapidlydestroyed by rust. The anchors of the Loschwitz bridgeare accessible in every part, so that their coat of coaltar can be readily inspected, and, when necessary, re-newed. The… … HUNDAYB FEED -WATEB HEATES. of the bridge load within the limits of the bridgestrength. (6) The bridge brake consists of clamps which opposeto the sliding or vibratory motion of various parts of abridge a certain amount of sliding friction, regulatableby springs, by bolts and nuts or otherwise, and…

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