Proceedings of the Annual Convention 16 (1915)
Proceedings of the Annual Convention 16 (1915)
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They were tested 482 SIGNS, FENCES AND CROSSINGS.
as cantilever beams 4 ft. long, with a gradually increasing load concen- trated at the end.
The average breaking load (four tests) for posts made of run-of- bank was 180 lbs. Posts made of crushed traprock, in which clean, smooth rods were used, developed a breaking load (three tests) of 185 lbs., while the average for posts slightly rusted (five tests) was 324 lbs. By substi- tuting three l A-\n. deformed bars for No. 5 gage wire, the average b...reak- ing load obtained in five tests was increased to nearly 500 lbs. The types of posts described above with their reinforcement are illustrated on Plate 1.
The Water Department of Washington, D. C, has used a great many concrete posts in fencing its reservoirs and property in the northwest section of the District of Columbia. The posts used in this work were 6 ft. long, 4% by 4%. in. at the top and 6 by 6 in. at the bottom and were made in wood forms by employes of the Department. The reinforcement consisted of four ^4-in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were tested 482 SIGNS, FENCES AND CROSSINGS.
as cantilever beams 4 ft. long, with a gradually increasing load concen- trated at the end.
The average breaking load (four tests) for posts made of run-of- bank was 180 lbs. Posts made of crushed traprock, in which clean, smooth rods were used, developed a breaking load (three tests) of 185 lbs., while the average for posts slightly rusted (five tests) was 324 lbs. By substi- tuting three l A-\n. deformed bars for No. 5 gage wire, the average b...reak- ing load obtained in five tests was increased to nearly 500 lbs. The types of posts described above with their reinforcement are illustrated on Plate 1.
The Water Department of Washington, D. C, has used a great many concrete posts in fencing its reservoirs and property in the northwest section of the District of Columbia. The posts used in this work were 6 ft. long, 4% by 4%. in. at the top and 6 by 6 in. at the bottom and were made in wood forms by employes of the Department. The reinforcement consisted of four ^4-in.
What to read after Proceedings of the Annual Convention 16 (1915)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Railway Engineering Association to read onlineMoreLess
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