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Steel construction for buildings (1914)

Burt, Henry Jackson, b. 1873 · leaf 336

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d through the flange rivets into the web, then the rivetspacing must take this into account. The exact method of doingso is difficult to apply, but safe results can be obtained by simplyadding enough rivets to transmit the load to the web. Thus in Fig.114 it has been determined that 17 rivets are… … Assuming that theload is applied on the topflange, the extra rivets arerequired only in thatflange. But in practicethe riveting is usuallymade the same in bothflanges. Where stiffenersare used at loaded points,the extra rivets are notrequired. The actual locationand spacing of the rivetsmust be…

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