 | 1846 - 910 страници
...resist tension, being exactly the reverse of that which holds with cast iron ; for example, in cast iron beams for sustaining weight, the proper form is to...material at the bottom side of the beam, whereas, with wrought iron, these experiments demonstrate beyond in A- doubt, that the greater portion of the material... | |
 | sir William Fairbairn (1st bart.) - 1849 - 350 страници
...tension, — being exactly the reverse of that which holds with cast iron : for example, in cast iron beams for sustaining weight, the proper form is to...material at the bottom side of the beam, — whereas with wrought iron, these experiments demonstrate beyond any doubt that the greater portion of the material... | |
 | John Weale - 1850 - 590 страници
...reverse of that which holds with cast iron: for example, in cast-iron beams for sustaining weights, the proper form is to dispose of the greater portion of the material at the bottom ride of the beam; whereas with wrought iron, these experiments demonstrate beyond any doubt that the... | |
 | William Henry Atherton - 1905 - 294 страници
...power to resist tension, being exactly the reverse of that which holds with cast-iron. In cast-iron beams for sustaining weight the proper form is to...material at the bottom side of the beam ; whereas with wrought iron these experiments demonstrate beyond any doubt that the greater portion of the material... | |
 | 1854 - 528 страници
...resist tension, being exactly the reverse of that which holds with cast iron. For example, in castiron beams for sustaining weight, the proper form is to...material at the bottom side of the beam ; whereas with wrought iron, these experiments demonstrate beyond any doubt that the greater portion of the material... | |
 | 1846 - 454 страници
...resist tension, being exactly the reverse of that which holds with cast iron ; for example, in cast iron beams for sustaining weight, the proper form is to...material at the bottom side of the beam, whereas, with wrought iron, these experiments demonstrate beyond any doubt, that the greater portion of the material... | |
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... beams for sustaining weight, the proper form is to dispose of the greater portion of the material at the bottom side of the beam, — whereas with wrought iron, these experiments demonstrate beyond any doubt that the greater portion of the material... 