A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 278
Y. 107 Metropolitan floor, are twisted, and wire netting, etc. pro-vided in other forms, all serving to resist the slipping tend-ency. Furthermore, to obtain complete adhesion of concreteto metal, it is necessary that the materials and workmanshipbe first class in all respects. 185. The Roebling… … Fig. 89. stiffened at short intervals by steel rods b, the ends of the archresting on the lower flanges of the beams. On this base islaid the arched concrete filling shown at r, wdiich, on becominghard, transmits the loads directly to the beams. The ceilingis held by a similar netting of wire /,…
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