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Steel construction for buildings (1914)

Burt, Henry Jackson, b. 1873 · leaf 508

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ig. 168. Types of End Connections for Rods When it is necessary to splice a tension member, it is evidentthat the splice must transmit the entire stress in the member. The principles involved and methodsto be used are fully explainedunder Strength of Riveted Joints,p.-^-?-, and have been used… … STEEL CONSTRUCTION 230 be made at the ends; with spliees, the adjustment can he made atthe splice. A rod is spliced by means of a turnbucklc, or sleeve nut,Fig. 167. The ends are threaded right and left to make the memberadjustable. The threaded ends are upset to maintain the fullstrength of the…

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