Stresses in Masonry
Stresses in Masonry
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each, and the feet being 8 ft. from the wall, 9 such rakers would be required to prevent collapse if the wall was in the last extremity. Three groups of 3 rakers would doubtless be employed in this case, discretion being used in reducing the number.
In underpinning a wall similar simple calculations may be made. Thus, if a wall of the above dimensions and weight has to be supported we write Mfc «) = »^LA^ (8) where m is the number of dead shores required, /„ the safe pressure in lbs. per sq. in...., and a the sectional area of the dead shore in sq. ins.
26 STRESSES IN MASONRY The extreme stress in the fibres of the needles is found by the equation A. b
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
each, and the feet being 8 ft. from the wall, 9 such rakers would be required to prevent collapse if the wall was in the last extremity. Three groups of 3 rakers would doubtless be employed in this case, discretion being used in reducing the number.
In underpinning a wall similar simple calculations may be made. Thus, if a wall of the above dimensions and weight has to be supported we write Mfc «) = »^LA^ (8) where m is the number of dead shores required, /„ the safe pressure in lbs. per sq. in...., and a the sectional area of the dead shore in sq. ins.
26 STRESSES IN MASONRY The extreme stress in the fibres of the needles is found by the equation A. b
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