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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 13 (September 1906) (1906)

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Quebec which, when completed, will be in south anchor arm, which has recently been completed. impact reaches the enormous figure of over 8,000 tons. some respects the most monumental structure of the The trusses are 96 feet 9% inches deep over the anchor The total cross sectional area of the top… … hoisting the top chord eye-bars. As a single top Raising the Top Section of the First Main Intermediate Post of the Cantilever Arm, Quebec Bridge. chord panel is made up of as many as twenty-eight 15 x 2 1-16-inch eye-bars, weighing altogether 140 tons, from center to center of anchorage piers of…

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