Load Concentrations On Steel Floor Joists of Wood Floor Highway Bridges
Load Concentrations On Steel Floor Joists of Wood Floor Highway Bridges
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.... 12-31 789959 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS During the progress of this investigation, valu- able assistance was given by Messrs. E. F. Kelley and E. W. Blumenschein, engineers in the Bridge Department of the Iowa Highway Com- mission. A considerable part of the experimen- tal data were taken by Messrs. B. S. Myers and C. A. Baughman, at that time members of the instructional staff of the civil engineering de- partment, Iowa State College.
LOAD CONCENTRATIONS ON STEEL FLOOR-JOISTS OF WOOD FLOOR HIGHWAY P...URPOSE The investigation was undertaken to determine the manner in which heavy wheel loads, such as those of traction engines, are distributed to the various I-beams and channels in a highway bridge floor system con- sisting of I-beam and channel joists and wood planking.
While this is a type of bridge floor that is no longer employed for main highways if its use can be avoided, it is still employed to some ex- tent on secondary roads. A large number of such bridges now in ser- vice are of such design that the trusses will not carry the additional dead load resulting from the addition of a concrete floor, and the wood floor must be maintained or the bridge replaced.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.... 12-31 789959 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS During the progress of this investigation, valu- able assistance was given by Messrs. E. F. Kelley and E. W. Blumenschein, engineers in the Bridge Department of the Iowa Highway Com- mission. A considerable part of the experimen- tal data were taken by Messrs. B. S. Myers and C. A. Baughman, at that time members of the instructional staff of the civil engineering de- partment, Iowa State College.
LOAD CONCENTRATIONS ON STEEL FLOOR-JOISTS OF WOOD FLOOR HIGHWAY P...URPOSE The investigation was undertaken to determine the manner in which heavy wheel loads, such as those of traction engines, are distributed to the various I-beams and channels in a highway bridge floor system con- sisting of I-beam and channel joists and wood planking.
While this is a type of bridge floor that is no longer employed for main highways if its use can be avoided, it is still employed to some ex- tent on secondary roads. A large number of such bridges now in ser- vice are of such design that the trusses will not carry the additional dead load resulting from the addition of a concrete floor, and the wood floor must be maintained or the bridge replaced.
What to read after Load Concentrations On Steel Floor Joists of Wood Floor Highway Bridges?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T R Thomas Radford Agg to read onlineMoreLess
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