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Types and details of bridge construction (1904)

Skinner, Frank W. (Frank Woodward), 1858-1932 · New York, McGraw · leaf 163

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romboth ends to a maximum width of nearly 2 ft., near the lower end. At this point thegussets are connected bya pair of horizontal 15-in. channels, back toback, with a pair of i-in. bearing plates coun-tersunk-riveted to theweb of the upper chan-nel. The end of thegirder is seated on thisplate… … the sliding girder flange. Williamsburg Bridge Elevated R. R. Girders. This connection is virtu-ally made both to theweb of the double-web transverse girder and to the top of thebattered column which it intersects on the center line. Williamsburg. — The 40-ft. longitudinal girders of the…

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