Author: Christelow, J W
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Christelow, J W
The Structural Engineer, Volume 2, Issue 5, 1924
THE intention to apply to the ruins of Tintern Abbey only such repairs as would not affect the beauty or the antiquarian interest of the building very seriously complicated the difficulty of its preservation by the Historic Buildings Branch of H.M. Ofice of Works. William Harvey
ALTHOUGH the angle is the section most commonly used as a strut, we have had some doubt in the past as to the actual strength of steel angle struts when connected in the manner commonly employed in roof-truss, trestle and other framework. In Bulletin No. 218, issued by the United States Bureau of Standards, results are given of an investigation into the subject made by Messrs. A. H. Stang and L. R. Strickenberg.
The Section Modulus and Moment of Resistance IN an ordinary beam of homogeneous material we obtain the section modulus in tension or compression by dividing the moment of inertia by the distance from the neutral axis to the tension or compression edge of the material.