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Types and details of bridge construction (1904)

Skinner, Frank W. (Frank Woodward), 1858-1932 · New York, McGraw · leaf 156

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vertical angles which distribute the load on the girderweb. In order to have room for sufficient rivets in these fourvertical rows, the shelf has to be near the middle of the height ofthe girder, and as the bottom flanges of longitudinal and trans-verse girders are nearly flush, the ends of the… … Plan A-A -.cCofiyjransr/erse Girder. Conne(rtrons~-of CoIJrnS oincl~Grrder.Square-End Expansion Connection and Z Connectionof Top Flanges, Atlantic Ave. Viaduct. 140 BRIDGE COXSTRUCriON ing flange reinforced by the milled ends of a pair of verticalangles. These angles have their longitudinal…

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