A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 46
iture,books, safes, etc. It has been proved by statistics that theaverage permanent loads do not exceed the above limits. Fortheaters, halls, etc., a larger allowance should be made for the MASONRY. 35 weight of people, but even a densely packed crowd of menwill not weigh more than 100 pounds per… … f \i-\\\i;\ d (a) if a c 1i i ha c 1 1 i ha c ;^ ba c i ba c i ! 1 a \\i.vs\in c 1 ! • ba 1 i 1 iw:^ w/,M v^^A w.<^^^A V/////A w/,m v^m v//. ^ Fig 22. 36 MASONRY. d six-Story warehouse and its basement or cellar, supposed to be built on an ordinary sand andgravel soil. The building is 50feet…
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