A Rudimentary Treatise on the Principles of Construction in the Carpentry and Joinery of RoofsJ. Weale, 1859 - 101 стор. |
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ABCDE absolute strength acting ÆSCHYLUS angles arch architects architecture beam bolt braces building carpenter carry ceiling centre of gravity Charles Tomlinson CITY ROAD cohesion compression construction depth DICTIONARY direction dome Draw English equal equilibrium EURIPIDES exerted feet fibres floor fracture frame French Languages give Gothic Grammar Greek horizontal thrust inch inversely iron strap IVY LANE JAMES joggle joints joists king-post LATIN Leeds Grammar School length lever load manner middle point mortise and tenon mortised oblique pediment perpendicular piece of timber plates pressure principal rafters Principles proportion props purlins relative strength resist rest round scantling SCIENTIFIC AND MECHANICAL shape side SOPHOCLES square stone Strength of Materials strong suppose suspended tends to break tenon threads tie-beam tion transverse strain Tredgold's Carpentry truss truss-beam uniformly diffused vertical line vols walls weight whole width William Snow Harris wooden
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Сторінка 41 - ... distant, till a proportion between the width and height is obtained which pleases, and then make the figure ACDEB Fig. 7 similar to it. It is evident that this proposition will apply in the same manner to the determination of the form of an arch of a bridge; but this is not a proper place for a farther discussion.