Maximum Stresses in Framed Bridges
Maximum Stresses in Framed Bridges
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6 p s - 0. 125 ws A' to A AC + 2. 0 pt + 2. 000 wt CE + 5. 0p + 5. 000 wt EE' + 6. 0 pt + 6. 000 wt tt BD -4. 0 pt 3. 875 w t n DF 6. 0 pt 5. 875 wt -f Indicates tension. Compression.
The shear on C D, when live load ex- tends from A to C, is the same as the shear on C' D' when the load extends from A' to C'. Similarly the second of the live 65 [ 32 load stresses for D E and E F were com- puted for D' E' and E' F' for load extend- ing from A' to C' and A' to E, respect- ively.
The maximum stres...ses on A B, B C and the chord members are found by adding the stresses due to live and dead loads; the minimum are due to dead load alone* For the other members we find the maximum stresses by adding the upper expressions in the table; the minimum by combining the lower, which pertain to any member.
When the span and height are given to- gether with w and p 9 the stresses can all be obtained.
The results in the above table refer to any 5 panel Warren through bridge, and the table is a type of a kind prepared in bridge offices, for instant use, for all kinds of trusses and any usual number of panels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6 p s - 0. 125 ws A' to A AC + 2. 0 pt + 2. 000 wt CE + 5. 0p + 5. 000 wt EE' + 6. 0 pt + 6. 000 wt tt BD -4. 0 pt 3. 875 w t n DF 6. 0 pt 5. 875 wt -f Indicates tension. Compression.
The shear on C D, when live load ex- tends from A to C, is the same as the shear on C' D' when the load extends from A' to C'. Similarly the second of the live 65 [ 32 load stresses for D E and E F were com- puted for D' E' and E' F' for load extend- ing from A' to C' and A' to E, respect- ively.
The maximum stres...ses on A B, B C and the chord members are found by adding the stresses due to live and dead loads; the minimum are due to dead load alone* For the other members we find the maximum stresses by adding the upper expressions in the table; the minimum by combining the lower, which pertain to any member.
When the span and height are given to- gether with w and p 9 the stresses can all be obtained.
The results in the above table refer to any 5 panel Warren through bridge, and the table is a type of a kind prepared in bridge offices, for instant use, for all kinds of trusses and any usual number of panels.
What to read after Maximum Stresses in Framed Bridges?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wm William Cain to read onlineMoreLess
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