Catalog Record: The elements of graphical statics and their application to framed structures, with numerous practical examples of cranes--bridge, roof and suspension trusses--braced and stone arches--pivot and draw spans--continuous girders, &c., together with the best methods of calculation, and containing also new and practical formulae for the pivot or draw span--braced arch--continuous girder, etc | Hathi Trust Digital Library

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The elements of graphical statics and their application to framed structures, with numerous practical examples of cranes--bridge, roof and suspension trusses--braced and stone arches--pivot and draw spans--continuous girders, &c., together with the best methods of calculation, and containing also new and practical formulae for the pivot or draw span--braced arch--continuous girder, etc. By A. Jay Du Bois ... With an atlas of 32 plates.

Main Author: Du Bois, A. Jay 1849-1915.
Language(s): English
Published: New York, J. Wiley and son, 1879 [c1875]
Subjects: Graphic statics.
Physical Description: ii, 404 p. and atlas of 32 fold. pl. 24 cm.
Original Format: Book
Original Classification Number: TG270 .D8
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