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CONTENTS
ОглавлениеExplanations of Mathematical Symbols
Definitions of Mathematical Terms
USE OF THE SQUARE IN OBTAINING BEVELS
Bevels of upper joints and gable-end studding
Raising and plumbing the frame
Lining, or sheeting balloon frames
Upper end bevel of purlin post braces
Trussed partitions
Straps and bolts (in scarfing)
Scarfing over posts
Lengths and bevels of the jack rafters
Lengths of the irregular hip rafters
Bevels of the irregular hip rafters
Backing of hip rafters on trapezoidal and other irregular roofs
Side bevels of jack rafters on the sides of the frame
Side bevels of the jack rafters on the slant end of the frame
Down bevel of the jack rafters on the beveled end of the frame
Backing of the octagonal hip rafters
ROOFS OF BRICK AND STONE BUILDINGS
Lengths and bevels of the braces
Dimensions of timbers for figs. 1 and 2
CHURCH SPIRES
DOMES
GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF BRIDGE BUILDING
PART IV.—EXPLANATION OF THE TABLES.
Definitions of Terms and Phrases used in this Work
Table I. Length of Common Rafters
Table II. Length of Hip Rafters
Table V. Weight of Square Iron
Table VI. Weight of Flat Iron
Table VII. Weight of Round Iron