A Treatise On Civil Engineering
A Treatise On Civil Engineering
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Therefore a sufficieE above the crown, or the lower segments i backing. 649. The exact determination of th rupture is difficult, and only possible by f tions in the more general cases of arch c< remark applies to the determination of the horizontal conjugate pressure P^, i each and every point of the arch for any , and form of arch adopted. Mr. Rankine states that the joint of of circular arches which occur in pract those joints which make angles of 35° i and, consequently, if the backing is carri makes an angle of 45° with the horizon, i to insure stability, provided that portion this point and the crown, which may be shall be stable when under the action of line of pressures must lie within the lim its thickness ; and he gives the following thickness of the arch has been determine Make the depth of the lowest poin unloaded portion of the arc below its hig tion between the thickness of the arch-i intrados. Digitized by Google CONSTRUCTION OP HASONBT AH0HE8. 729 f x is this depth = AT, Fig.
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Therefore a sufficieE above the crown, or the lower segments i backing. 649. The exact determination of th rupture is difficult, and only possible by f tions in the more general cases of arch c< remark applies to the determination of the horizontal conjugate pressure P^, i each and every point of the arch for any , and form of arch adopted. Mr. Rankine states that the joint of of circular arches which occur in pract those joints which make angles of 35° i and, consequently, if the backing is carri makes an angle of 45° with the horizon, i to insure stability, provided that portion this point and the crown, which may be shall be stable when under the action of line of pressures must lie within the lim its thickness ; and he gives the following thickness of the arch has been determine Make the depth of the lowest poin unloaded portion of the arc below its hig tion between the thickness of the arch-i intrados. Digitized by Google CONSTRUCTION OP HASONBT AH0HE8. 729 f x is this depth = AT, Fig.
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