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Types and details of bridge construction (1904)

Skinner, Frank W. (Frank Woodward), 1858-1932 · New York, McGraw · leaf 354

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s each and are riveted to thebeam flanges by |-in. rivets, 6-in. pitch. The floor was rivetedtogether in as large sections as could be conveniently handledby pneumatic hammers in a workyard established in the fieldabout Ii-miles from the site. • The field connections were riveted PLATE GIRDER… … Floor and Trough Details and Bearing. — Briare Aqueduct. for a man to lie on his back on a raft and go under the bridgewhere the headway was only one foot, and insert the bolts frombelow. After the work was assembled it was calked and paintedwith two coats and the asphalt floor Uning applied. 33S…

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