Building Construction Showing the Employment of Timber Lead And Iron Work in
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When beams are required to be of great thickness, in place of employing one very thick beam, two beams, a and 6, fig. 332, are used, laid face to face, and strengthened either by inserting a flitch or plate of wrought-iron c between the two beams, and secur- ing them together by screw bolts and nuts. The arrangement thus shown is sometimes called a "sandwich" beam, although generally a " flitch " beam. In fig. 332, A is a cross section, B elevation of the iron flitch, C plan of top. The two bea...ms are secured together by screw bolts, which pass through the INCREASING THE THICKNESS OF BEAMS.
107 B beams a, &, and the flitch c, as at d d. In figs. 3, 4, 5, 6, Plate XLIIL, we give different forms of " trussed beams/' figs. 3 and 4 are trussed with flat cast-iron bars a a b, figs. 5 and 6 with wrought-iron rods aabj in all these drawings A is an inside elevation of one beam, with the truss fixed in place, B is the plan of bottom edge looking upwards. The beam to be trussed is usually made out of two beams formed by cutting up a beam in the direction of its length, and re- versing the sides, so that what formed the inside of the beam is turned to the outside.
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When beams are required to be of great thickness, in place of employing one very thick beam, two beams, a and 6, fig. 332, are used, laid face to face, and strengthened either by inserting a flitch or plate of wrought-iron c between the two beams, and secur- ing them together by screw bolts and nuts. The arrangement thus shown is sometimes called a "sandwich" beam, although generally a " flitch " beam. In fig. 332, A is a cross section, B elevation of the iron flitch, C plan of top. The two bea...ms are secured together by screw bolts, which pass through the INCREASING THE THICKNESS OF BEAMS.
107 B beams a, &, and the flitch c, as at d d. In figs. 3, 4, 5, 6, Plate XLIIL, we give different forms of " trussed beams/' figs. 3 and 4 are trussed with flat cast-iron bars a a b, figs. 5 and 6 with wrought-iron rods aabj in all these drawings A is an inside elevation of one beam, with the truss fixed in place, B is the plan of bottom edge looking upwards. The beam to be trussed is usually made out of two beams formed by cutting up a beam in the direction of its length, and re- versing the sides, so that what formed the inside of the beam is turned to the outside.
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