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Types and details of bridge construction (1904)

Skinner, Frank W. (Frank Woodward), 1858-1932 · New York, McGraw · leaf 262

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h back to back of angles from 48 ft. a,\ in. to 50 ft. 2\ in.They have a uniform depth of 6 ft. 4^ in. back to back ofangles, and the webs are made in four sections with three field-riveted splices, each having thirty-six rivets in two vertical rows.The girders are braced at each splice by a… … Typical T&wer Senf: 246 BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION in the web of the girder just below the top flange. Their nutstake bearing on bent plates riveted to the out sides of the girderwebs. Each girder is divided into panels of about 6 ft. by pairs ofvertical web-stiffener angles and fillers. At the ends,…

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