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On trying to break down the cement joint when six weeks old, by the same process before explained, one of the 3 inch deals broke, and a crash took place after more than 19000 lbs. a>oirdupois had been applied, but the cement joint was uninjured, as part of the weights only had fallen to the ground. Three days afterwards, having suspended the stones by two fir beams, instead of one, which we deemed unequal to support the probable weight, and having laid a couple of oak beams, 14 feet long and 9 ...inches square, upon the iron bearers, in- stead of the 3 inch deals, and having laid double rows of short planks transversely across the ends of the beams, to support the necessary weights, wc attempted to break down the same cement joint a second time, having previously borrowed a quantity of iron pig ballast from Chatham Dock-yard, which we thought in addition to our former weights, would be quite sufficient to ellect this object.
Instead of which to our extreme surprise, after exhausting all our iron weights, and ballast, and a number of paving stones, wc laid on sand bags filled with earth, until they were heaped so high that no more could be added without oversetting the pile, and therelbre we left off for the night, without removing any of the weights, with an intention of borrowing more iron ballast from the Dock-yard next morn- ing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On trying to break down the cement joint when six weeks old, by the same process before explained, one of the 3 inch deals broke, and a crash took place after more than 19000 lbs. a>oirdupois had been applied, but the cement joint was uninjured, as part of the weights only had fallen to the ground. Three days afterwards, having suspended the stones by two fir beams, instead of one, which we deemed unequal to support the probable weight, and having laid a couple of oak beams, 14 feet long and 9 ...inches square, upon the iron bearers, in- stead of the 3 inch deals, and having laid double rows of short planks transversely across the ends of the beams, to support the necessary weights, wc attempted to break down the same cement joint a second time, having previously borrowed a quantity of iron pig ballast from Chatham Dock-yard, which we thought in addition to our former weights, would be quite sufficient to ellect this object.
Instead of which to our extreme surprise, after exhausting all our iron weights, and ballast, and a number of paving stones, wc laid on sand bags filled with earth, until they were heaped so high that no more could be added without oversetting the pile, and therelbre we left off for the night, without removing any of the weights, with an intention of borrowing more iron ballast from the Dock-yard next morn- ing.
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