Steel highway bridges with reinforced concrete floors (1910)
Cornwell, Earl Zink, Williams, Glenn Richard · leaf 22
ugh plain concrete over the top of this to coverthe metal, stiffen it, deaden the sound and to give the requiredamount of strength, if necessary, to the floor. There are many patented forms of metal on the market whichare used foi bridge floors, most of which are mentioned below, 1. Ordinary… … 3. Patented forms of corrugated steel troughs are used. Oneform is knoivn as the Buckeye Trough, vSee Pig. 3, Page 8).
Bridges · Iron and steel bridges · Theses
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