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Types and details of bridge construction (1904)

Skinner, Frank W. (Frank Woodward), 1858-1932 · New York, McGraw · leaf 124

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ively and for end shears of 271,000lbs., and 236,000 lbs. live and dead. All rivet holes werepunched small and reamed to size ; all rivets, except in floortroughs are |-in. in diameter, and those driven in the field weredriven with pneumatic machines. The web plates are 10 ft. high, and are in… … --T Diagram at Skew End. —Maiden Lane Bridge. filler plates 4 in. wide. Each web splice is made with two 6 X 4 X |-in. vertical angles, two I3|^-in. plates, and two 7 X jQ-i^^- fillers. The web plates are spliced with four rows of rivets at 4 in.pitch. In each flange splice the joints of the angles…

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