Wrought Iron and Steel in Construction: Convenient Rules, Formulae, and Tables for the Strength of Wrought Iron Shapes Used As Beams, Struts, Shafts, Etc (Hardcover)

First published in 1884, this classic book on structural engineering provides engineers and builders with the tools they need to design and construct safe and durable buildings made from wrought iron and steel. Filled with useful formulas, tables, and rules of thumb, it remains a valuable resource for anyone working in construction today.

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