Towers And Tanks for Water Works the Theory And Practice of Their Design And C
Towers And Tanks for Water Works the Theory And Practice of Their Design And C
J N James Nisbit Hazlehurst
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49 1 have reproduced your sketch (with some additions) showing the methods of supporting the tank at the tops of the posts. Owing to the posts having a batter, the post thrust against the bottom of the circular girder will have an inward horizontal radial com- ponent. From the original descrip- tion of the tower published in Engi- neering News of Sept. 5, 1895, I judge that the batter was about i to 8. With the tank full the horizontal radial component would, therefore, be about 36, 000 Ibs. , ...as indicated in Fig. 49. No special provision appears to have been made in the design to take care of these radial pressures, except as the lower flange of the circular girder may be capable of // withstanding them. In all designs / for water-towers these forces should be provided for, and usually are provided for by the use of a circular girder with its web horizontal. The company which builds more such structures than any other in the country uses solid-plate webs. The writer is accustomed to use a web system for this circular girder composed of angles.
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