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THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF MODERN FRAMED STRUCTURES, DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS AND FOR ENGINEERS IN PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE
Published by N.Y.: John Wiley & Sons, 1927:, N.Y.: John Wiley & Sons, 1927, 1927
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Hardcover. xiv, 356 pgs; illustrated; index; 10th edition, seventh printing; h.b.; no d.j.; the present volume, Part 1, treats of simple structures, including beams and trusses; Part II will treat of structures requiring higher methods of analysis, such as swing bridges, arches, suspension bridges and cantilever bridges, and will include a comprehensive treatment of secondary stresses; Part III will be devoted to the subject of design. Chapter 1 of Part 1, relates mainly to the historical development of the truss, has been left practically as written in 1893; Chap. II on the elements of analysis has been considerably enlarged, as is the rest of the work, with much revision, amplification, etc. The whole work is much enhanced with drawings, tables; loading tabulations; deflection calculations, etc. Book plate on front endpaper; boards are showing some fading; minimal staining on pg. 23 & endpapers & flyleaf, else good. Signed by Author(s).
