A Text book of the Physics of Agriculture
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409. To Find the Quiescent Center Breaking Load of Mater- ials having Rectangular Cross-sections, when Placed Hori- zontally and Supported at Both Ends. In placing joists and beams in barns it is important to know the breaking load of the timbers used. This may be determined with the aid of the following rule and the table of constants given in (408) : Rule. Multiply the square of the depth in inches by the breadth in inches and this by the breaking constant given in (408) divide ...the result by the clear length in feet and the result is the load in pounds.
But in the case of long heavy timbers and iron beams one-half of the clear weight of the beam must be deducted because they must always carry their own weight.
Square of ) depth [ X breadth in inches X Constant Breaking load = "inches) ^- r - T Length in feet.
What is the center breaking load of a white pine 2x1 "2 joist 12 feet long?
Strength of Materials. 337 Breaking -load = Yo ~ 10, 8001bs.
Da What is the breaking load for the same 10 feet long?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brass Sodlbs.
409. To Find the Quiescent Center Breaking Load of Mater- ials having Rectangular Cross-sections, when Placed Hori- zontally and Supported at Both Ends. In placing joists and beams in barns it is important to know the breaking load of the timbers used. This may be determined with the aid of the following rule and the table of constants given in (408) : Rule. Multiply the square of the depth in inches by the breadth in inches and this by the breaking constant given in (408) divide ...the result by the clear length in feet and the result is the load in pounds.
But in the case of long heavy timbers and iron beams one-half of the clear weight of the beam must be deducted because they must always carry their own weight.
Square of ) depth [ X breadth in inches X Constant Breaking load = "inches) ^- r - T Length in feet.
What is the center breaking load of a white pine 2x1 "2 joist 12 feet long?
Strength of Materials. 337 Breaking -load = Yo ~ 10, 8001bs.
Da What is the breaking load for the same 10 feet long?
What to read after A Text book of the Physics of Agriculture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by King, F. H. (Franklin Hiram), 1848-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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