Author: Charles Ezra GreenePublisher:
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Category : Arches
Languages : en
Pages : 228
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Graphics for Engineers, Architects, and Builders: Arches. 1879
Author: Charles Ezra GreenePublisher:
ISBN:
Category : Arches
Languages : en
Pages : 228
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Graphics for Engineers, Architects, and Builders: Arches
Author: Charles Ezra GreenePublisher:
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Category : Arches
Languages : en
Pages : 258
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Graphics for Engineers, Architects, and Builders
Author: Charles Ezra GreenePublisher: Palala Press
ISBN: 9781342413314
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Languages : en
Pages : 232
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Graphics for Engineers, Architects, and Builders
Author: Charles Ezra GreenePublisher:
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Category : Arches
Languages : en
Pages : 226
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Graphics for Engineers, Architects, and Builders: Arches. Pt. 1. rev. ed., 4th thousand, 1900, pt. 2, 5th ed. rev. first thousand, 1899. pt. 3, 2d ed., 2d thousand, 1897
Author: Charles Ezra GreenePublisher:
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Category : Arches
Languages : en
Pages : 238
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Graphics for Engineers, Architects, and Builders: Bridge-trusses. 3d ed. 1888 [c1879
Author: Charles Ezra GreenePublisher:
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Category : Arches
Languages : en
Pages :
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Graphics for Engineers, Architects, and Builders
Author: Charles Ezra GreenePublisher:
ISBN:
Category : Arches
Languages : en
Pages :
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Graphics for Engineers, Architects, and Builders
Author: Charles Ezra GreenePublisher:
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Category : Arches
Languages : en
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Graphics for Engineers, Architects, and Builders
Author: Charles Ezra GreenePublisher: Rarebooksclub.com
ISBN: 9781230105314
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Languages : en
Pages : 52
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1879 edition. Excerpt: ...10, 20, &c, from the crown, will be.46, .44, .39, .31, .23, .14, .07, .02, and.01 W respectively. If we double all of these values except the one for a weight at the crown, and take the sum of the whole, we shall obtain for the horizontal thrust, H' = 3.68 W for 17 loads, each equal to W, at the 17 points of division in the whole arch. To find y, multiply each yx by its H, remembering, that, when the weights are on the left of the crown, the values of i/2 in the table of 99 become yx, and that we may, therefore, before multiplying by H, add together yx and y2 for each point except the crown, and then divide the sum of these products by H', just obtained. (Compare 67.) For example, for a load W on each of the two points distant 30 from the crown, H y, + H y2 =.31 W (.360 +.011) r =.115 r W, the value of M at the abutments. Performing the operations, and taking the algebraic sum of the products, we get.6225 r W for the total.6225 r W moment at either abutment, and '--gOgg-= 0-17 r = /x= y/. To construct the equilibrium curve, we divide the semicircle A C B, Fig. 26, into eighteen equal parts, each subtending 10, and draw verticals through the points of division. Assume the weight of the arch to be represented by a vertical line of any convenient length. Since the loads are supposed to be concentrated at the points of division, one-eighteenth of the gross weight of the arch will be found at each of these points, and onethirty-sixth at A and B; for A and B will each carry directly onehalf of the adjacent division. Therefore, beginning and closing with one-thirty-sixth, space off the load-line into eighteenths; from the middle of the. load-line lay off H' = 3.68 W = 3-0, 3 68 where W = weight of one division, or H' = =.204 of the 18...
Author: Charles Ezra Greene