A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 372
atest. Studscan 1)0 obtained in all lengths from 13 to 24feet, and any length in excess of 24 feet can beobtained only by splicing two pieces together. 88. In making a splice joint, attention must be given tothe character of the strain to which it will be subjected,whether tension, compression,… … Fig. 21. 89. One of the simplest form of splice for a tie-beam orother tension member is shown inFig-. 21, where the timber a issimply laid against the timber band bolted tip with the three boltsshown at c. Between the boltheads, or nuts, and the face of thetimber there should be interposed,in each…
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