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be given by the formula -r- + = + ^n or 1*8 tons per sq. ft. compression at outer edge, and 20 cwt. or 1 ton per sq. ft. tension at inner edge.
Among the common errors in this class of work are (1) joining the centres of gravity of the wedge and wall for the direction of thrust.
142 THE MECHANICS OF BUILDING CONSTRUCTION and setting off the weights in each direction from the centre of gravity of wall to form the parallelogram ; (2) calculating the bending moment from the vertical through centre...-of gravity of wall instead of from centre of base ; and (3) taking the length of the resultant to measure ^ /=/g. 43S ir/g. -^j^ the load on the base instead of its vertical component. The thrust of the earth does not increase the total load on the base, it only affects its distribution.
Now to prove this mode of working, let be the point in the line of rupture at which a vertical through the centre of gravity of the wedge of earth would fall, then the forces at point must be in equilibrium. In Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
be given by the formula -r- + = + ^n or 1*8 tons per sq. ft. compression at outer edge, and 20 cwt. or 1 ton per sq. ft. tension at inner edge.
Among the common errors in this class of work are (1) joining the centres of gravity of the wedge and wall for the direction of thrust.
142 THE MECHANICS OF BUILDING CONSTRUCTION and setting off the weights in each direction from the centre of gravity of wall to form the parallelogram ; (2) calculating the bending moment from the vertical through centre...-of gravity of wall instead of from centre of base ; and (3) taking the length of the resultant to measure ^ /=/g. 43S ir/g. -^j^ the load on the base instead of its vertical component. The thrust of the earth does not increase the total load on the base, it only affects its distribution.
Now to prove this mode of working, let be the point in the line of rupture at which a vertical through the centre of gravity of the wedge of earth would fall, then the forces at point must be in equilibrium. In Fig.
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