Specifications for Brick Paving Adopted October 8 1914
Specifications for Brick Paving Adopted October 8 1914
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The metal of which these wear plates are to be composed shall be what is know as hard machinery iron and must contain not less than one(l) per cent, of com- bined carbon. The faces of the polygon must be smooth and give uniform bearing for the staves. To secure the desired uniform bearing the faces of the ftead may be ground or ma- chined.
The Staves The staves shall be made of six (6) inch me- dium steel structural channels twenty-seven and one-fourth (27 1 / 4) inches long and weighing fiftee...n and five-tenths (15. 5) pounds per lineal foot.
The channels shall be drilled with holes thirteen-sixteenths (13-16) inch in diameter, two (2) in each end, for bolts to fasten same to head, the center line of the holes being one (1) inch from either end and one and three-eighths (1%) inches either way from the longitudinal center line.
The spaces between the staves will be determined by the accuracy of the heads, but not exceed five-sixteenths (5-16) inch. The interior or flat side of each channel must be pro- 6 tected by a lining or wear plate three-eighths ('%) inch thick by five and one-half (5%) inches wide by nineteen and three- fourths (19%) inches long!.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The metal of which these wear plates are to be composed shall be what is know as hard machinery iron and must contain not less than one(l) per cent, of com- bined carbon. The faces of the polygon must be smooth and give uniform bearing for the staves. To secure the desired uniform bearing the faces of the ftead may be ground or ma- chined.
The Staves The staves shall be made of six (6) inch me- dium steel structural channels twenty-seven and one-fourth (27 1 / 4) inches long and weighing fiftee...n and five-tenths (15. 5) pounds per lineal foot.
The channels shall be drilled with holes thirteen-sixteenths (13-16) inch in diameter, two (2) in each end, for bolts to fasten same to head, the center line of the holes being one (1) inch from either end and one and three-eighths (1%) inches either way from the longitudinal center line.
The spaces between the staves will be determined by the accuracy of the heads, but not exceed five-sixteenths (5-16) inch. The interior or flat side of each channel must be pro- 6 tected by a lining or wear plate three-eighths ('%) inch thick by five and one-half (5%) inches wide by nineteen and three- fourths (19%) inches long!.
What to read after Specifications for Brick Paving Adopted October 8 1914?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Society of Municipal Engineers to read onlineMoreLess
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