A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 377
ak /^ at rightangles to r//and then pro-ceeds from (? to f at the^^- ^*- same angle it started. The extent of this slant from the surface of the timber dependsupon tlic length of the joint, as the ciits dc and cf shouldnever be less than one-sixth the depth of the timber when atright angles to dc^… … § 9 CARPENTRY. 47 under tensile strain, as part of the stress is taken up by theiron bar j n, which is apphed in the same manner as inFig. 22. It is well adapted to a transverse strain, however,and when so intended, slight modification should be made,according to circumstances. When a beam is…
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