od previously given for computing I, thus 7 = 1^3 b = v, * 1 = 1. L = ±? c 12 T G 2 f*=6X-=6X.066=.396c t =V7396=0.63, or f thick The square root can be figured by the usual rules but can beobtained more easily from tables in the handbook. Graphical Diagram for Designing Bearing Plates. Fig. 108 is… … 2 THICKNESS OF PLA TE IN INCHES {Multiply by for Cost Iron} Fig. 108. Diagram for Determining Thickness of Steel Bearing Plates allowable pressures for different classes of masonry. Having com-puted the size of plate needed for bearing, find the amount of itsprojection beyond the flange of the…
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