The Design of Mine Structures
The Design of Mine Structures
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315 together to form a tower, and the posts are made of two or more sec- tions. The caps are commonly bolted to the posts with drift bolts, square or round rods J to 1 in. diameter and 15 to 24 in. long, driven in holes bored somewhat smaller in diameter than the drift bolt.
The posts are fastened to the sills by means of dowels, rods or bars similar to drift bolts, except that the holes bored to receive them must be larger and deeper, so that the post may be forced over the dowel which has bee...n driven in the sill. The bracing is fastened at the main joints by means of bolts and at secondary joints by means of spikes. The detail design of the standard framed timber trestle of the N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. is shown in Fig. 219 f .
Pile Trestles. — In a pile trestle the trestle bent which carries the stringers is made of four or more piles, which have been driven to a good refusal and sawed off at the proper height to receive the cap.
The pile bent is cross-braced to give greater rigidity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
315 together to form a tower, and the posts are made of two or more sec- tions. The caps are commonly bolted to the posts with drift bolts, square or round rods J to 1 in. diameter and 15 to 24 in. long, driven in holes bored somewhat smaller in diameter than the drift bolt.
The posts are fastened to the sills by means of dowels, rods or bars similar to drift bolts, except that the holes bored to receive them must be larger and deeper, so that the post may be forced over the dowel which has bee...n driven in the sill. The bracing is fastened at the main joints by means of bolts and at secondary joints by means of spikes. The detail design of the standard framed timber trestle of the N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. is shown in Fig. 219 f .
Pile Trestles. — In a pile trestle the trestle bent which carries the stringers is made of four or more piles, which have been driven to a good refusal and sawed off at the proper height to receive the cap.
The pile bent is cross-braced to give greater rigidity.
What to read after The Design of Mine Structures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Milo S Milo Smith Ketchum to read onlineMoreLess
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