upper chord in a sentence

• Bracing at the upper chord and at the lower chord adds strength.
• The Royal Albert Bridge ( United Kingdom ) uses a single tubular upper chord.
• Timber rafters and to the upper chords.
• Four of the cross beams extend beyond the bridge where they connect to the upper chord via sway braces.
• Rafters and the upper chords of the trusses support timber purlins, to which the corrugated iron is nailed.
• By using featheredge design for its upper chord ( similar to incremental launching method was applied for the first time.
• The end posts and upper chords are built-up open box members, consisting riveted plates and angles giving dimensions of.
• Proskouriakov's statically determinate trusses with subdivided panels and upward-angled upper chords were subsequently widely used by many other bridge engineers.
• The bridge's truss members joining the upper chords Washington Crossing Bridge is a six-span double Warren truss structure measuring in length.
• This truss has been used in the construction of a stadium, with the upper chords of parallel trusses supporting a roof that may be rolled back.
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• The upper chord is made of flanged plate girders riveted together with top and bottom iron cap plates bolted on; the lower of double wrought iron bars.
• For example, Robinson and Steinman changed the original plans for the Florianopolis bridge, using eyebar chains as the upper chord of the stiffening truss instead of the conventional wire-cable.
• The phrase " tasto solo " indicates that only the bass line ( without any upper chords ) is to be played for a short period, usually until the next figure is encountered.
• Fearing that the public assumed that the towers were structurally integral to the bridge, Lindenthal added aesthetic girders between the upper chord of the arch and the towers to make the structure appear more robust.
• The centre section of the roof has been angled up into a low-pitched gable with rafters rising up from the upper chords of the trusses to meet a ridge beam running down the centreline of the igloo.
• Depending on which of those two values is smaller, the chord is then labeled as " Oberklang " or " Unterklang " ( " upper chord ", if reference to the lower reference note, or " lower chord ", if referenced to the upper reference note ).
• The bridge was erected by commencing at the two anchor spans and advancing towards the center, with the use of creeper cranes moving along the upper chord . 16 hydraulic jacks, each of which had an 800-ton capacity, were pressed into service to join the two halves of the suspended span.
• In this plan of Mr . McCallum, the two principles are not independent as heretofore; but the action of the arch in the upper chord is made an integral part of the truss itself; and instead of two systems acting unequally, and to the ultimate injury of the structure, we have the best features of both united in a manner which admits of entire uniformity of action.