Instructions on Modern American Bridge Building by G. B. N. (George Bates Nichols) Tower
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70 .404 905 80 .434 972 90 .464 1039 100 .494 1106 120 .554 1241 140 .614 1375 150 .643 1440 160 .673 1507 170 .703 1575 180 .733 1642 200 .792 1774 225 .867 1942 250 .940 2105 275 1.013 2269 300 1.087 2435 The weight of a single track railway bridge may be taken as equal to that of a double track highway bridge,--and the trusses that will be large enough for one will be large enough for the other. The greatest load that a highway bridge can be subjected to is 120 lbs. to the square foot of surface. TABLE OF CAMBERS FOR BRIDGE TRUSSES. Span. Camber. Span. Camber. Span. Camber. Span. Camber. feet. Inches. Feet. Inches. Feet. Inches. Feet. Inches. |
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