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Types and details of bridge construction (1904)

Skinner, Frank W. (Frank Woodward), 1858-1932 · New York, McGraw · leaf 202

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ST FIXED SHOES 185 and locks them against lateral displacement. The pin nuts arechambered, and engage bosses cast on the shoe and pedestalwebs. Omalia. — The fixed ends of the double-track 61-ft. plategirders of the Missouri River bridge of the Omaha Bridge &Terminal Railway Company at East… … <mr~-i Turned Bolfs. Fixed End Bearing for Skew Deck Spans.Omaha Bridge. have three longitudinal and three transverse webs, and the 7-in.pin engages full holes in the outside webs, which clear eachother so as to be locked together like pairs of jaws. The pincenter is 12 in. below the bottom of…

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