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Steel construction for buildings (1914)

Burt, Henry Jackson, b. 1873 · leaf 632

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300 STEEL CONSTRI CTION For the roof, per sq. ft. 25 lb For 2nd to 10th floor, per sq. ft. 50 lb For 1st floor, per sq. ft. 100 lb For sidewalks, per sq. ft. 150 lb For freight receiving room, per sq. ft. 150 lb. For stairs, per sq. ft. 100 lb. The speeial loads are the elevator loads as indicated… … FREIGHT £L£ Vfl TO If MACHINE. Fig. 198. Details of Freight Elevator Machine and Supports 197 and 198 and water-tank loads shown on the plans of the pent-house, Plate S. The dead loads are computed in connection with the variousmembers supporting them, from the unit values previously given. STEEL…

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