Engineering Studies Pt 1 5
Engineering Studies Pt 1 5
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The arch ring is composed of uniform ring stones with chisel draft on all edges, while the spandrels are paneled. The balustrade has turned balusters and a pilaster over each keystone. The piers and abutments are of freestone, while the face work of the arches and spandrels is of granite.
The bridge was designed by Telford, who is credited with having built upwards of eleven hundred stone bridges, having over twelve hundred arches.
The foundations were built in cofferdams having a five or six f...eet puddle chamber. Piles were driven for the foundations, cut off to a level, and capped with grillage platforms on which to lay the masonry. The paving for the roadway is laid upon concrete, the sidewalks are of flat stone, the 12-inch curb of granite has the angle rounded off, while the gutter, also of granite, is 14 inches wide and has a triangular channel cut in it, 8 inches wide and 4 inches deep.
THE NEW BRIDGE OF AYR.
THE "Twa Brigs o' Ayr" have been made famous by the poet Burns, one of the bridges being the old one in the background which is now used only for foot passage, while the new one in the foreground occupies the site of the other, the present bridge being the third to occupy the same place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The arch ring is composed of uniform ring stones with chisel draft on all edges, while the spandrels are paneled. The balustrade has turned balusters and a pilaster over each keystone. The piers and abutments are of freestone, while the face work of the arches and spandrels is of granite.
The bridge was designed by Telford, who is credited with having built upwards of eleven hundred stone bridges, having over twelve hundred arches.
The foundations were built in cofferdams having a five or six f...eet puddle chamber. Piles were driven for the foundations, cut off to a level, and capped with grillage platforms on which to lay the masonry. The paving for the roadway is laid upon concrete, the sidewalks are of flat stone, the 12-inch curb of granite has the angle rounded off, while the gutter, also of granite, is 14 inches wide and has a triangular channel cut in it, 8 inches wide and 4 inches deep.
THE NEW BRIDGE OF AYR.
THE "Twa Brigs o' Ayr" have been made famous by the poet Burns, one of the bridges being the old one in the background which is now used only for foot passage, while the new one in the foreground occupies the site of the other, the present bridge being the third to occupy the same place.
What to read after Engineering Studies Pt 1 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Evan Fowler to read onlineMoreLess
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