Bridge Engineering volume 1
Bridge Engineering volume 1
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If the exact method of determining the shop lengths is used, the outline of the truss when under the dead load plus one-half of the live and impact loads should be adopted as a basis, and the distortions due to the change in stresses from that condition to the erection condition should be figured. The exact method may be found to offer the more satisfactory solution, as the outline of the truss used as a basis therefor is generally rectangular, whereas the one employed in the other case is dist...orted into the circular shape. Either scheme, however, gives correct results.
The Cambering of Cantilever Bridges The amount of live load for which a cantilever bridge should be cam- bered is hardly as important a matter as the like question is in the case 760 BRIDGE ENGINEERING Chapter XXXIII of an ordinary simple truss bridge, because the dead load in any long span bridge (to which spans only this tj^De of structure is suited) is much the larger portion of the total loading. The effects of secondary stresses can, in general, best be provided for by cambering for a live load of an amount lying between the total value and one-half thereof.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the exact method of determining the shop lengths is used, the outline of the truss when under the dead load plus one-half of the live and impact loads should be adopted as a basis, and the distortions due to the change in stresses from that condition to the erection condition should be figured. The exact method may be found to offer the more satisfactory solution, as the outline of the truss used as a basis therefor is generally rectangular, whereas the one employed in the other case is dist...orted into the circular shape. Either scheme, however, gives correct results.
The Cambering of Cantilever Bridges The amount of live load for which a cantilever bridge should be cam- bered is hardly as important a matter as the like question is in the case 760 BRIDGE ENGINEERING Chapter XXXIII of an ordinary simple truss bridge, because the dead load in any long span bridge (to which spans only this tj^De of structure is suited) is much the larger portion of the total loading. The effects of secondary stresses can, in general, best be provided for by cambering for a live load of an amount lying between the total value and one-half thereof.
What to read after Bridge Engineering volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Waddell, J. A. L. (John Alexander Low), 1854-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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