Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers volume 16
Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers volume 16
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4 inches as given by Professor DuBois. These results show that the relative jsrice of material as far as girders are concerned, does not cut a very large figure in modifying economic depth, but amounts to enough to be taken into account in an analytical formula. If now an expression for "good practice" could be intro- duced into the formula, and another variable for "shojD cost, " and an- other for "cost of erection, " a resulting "best depth" might be ob- tained. All these conditions must be f...ulfilled in economical designing, and therefore ought to be contained in any analytical formula proposing to give " the most economical depth. " H. C. Jennings, M. Am. Soc. C. E. — Before proceeding with the dis- cussion of the ajjplication of Professor Du Bois' formulas to the deter- mination of the actual weights of plate-girder bridges and their economic depths, I would like to mention a few facts in regard to the original of the 104-foot span upon which the author has based considerable of his comparison of Mr.
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