 | COUNCIL ON EDUCATION, SOUTH KENSINGTON - 1869 - 986 pages
...structures of a similar description, he must be able to trace the stresses, brought into action by the load, from the points of application to the points of support,...stability, neglecting the strength of the mortar. TEXT BOOKS. *. 4. Building Construction and Architectural Drawing. Davidson. The Art of Building. Dobson.... | |
 | Percy Gaillemard L. Smith - 1875 - 264 pages
...structures of a similar description, he must be able to trace the stresses, brought into action by the load, from the points of application to the points of support,...In these Notes the subjects of the above Syllabus will be divided as follows : — :. PART I. will treat on all the points laid down as necessary for... | |
 | Percy Gaillemard L. Smith - 1876 - 260 pages
...structures of a similar description, he must be able to trace the stresses, brought into action by the load, from the points of application to the points of support,...examination in the First Stage, or Elementary Course. PART II. contains further instruction on the same subjects, and also includes those mentioned in the Syllabus... | |
 | Frederick T. Camp - Architectural drawing - 1882 - 48 pages
...the different members of the truss, and consequently the quantity of material required in each pa t. In ordinary walls and retaining walls, he must be...to ascertain the conditions necessary to stability, independent of the strength of the mortar. But, when others pronounce him incomparable, he will feel.... | |
 | Building - 1891 - 324 pages
...questions of a more complicated nature may be set, combining work done by the different trades — the knowledge of the students will be tested under the...examination in the First Stage, or Elementary Course. PART II. contains further instruction on the same subjects, and includes all that is required by the Syllabus... | |
 | Building - 1891 - 338 pages
...case of iron, of the processes of manufacture, and the points to be attended to in order to ensure sound castings and good riveting. He must be able...examination in the First Stage, or Elementary Course. PART II. contains further instruction on the same subjects, and includes all that is required by the Syllabus... | |
 | Charles Frederick Mitchell - Building - 1894 - 292 pages
...manufacture, and the points to be attended to in order to insure sound castings, and good rivetting. He must be able to solve simple problems in the theory...stability, neglecting the strength of the mortar. EXAMINATION PAPERS OF THE SCIENCE &, ART DEPARTMENT, SOUTH KENSINGTON. SUBJECT III.—BUILDING CONSTRUCTION.... | |
 | John Parnell Allen - Building - 1897 - 556 pages
...directed — questions on all the subjects previously enumerated for the elementary and advanced Courses. He must possess a more complete knowledge of building...stability,' neglecting the strength of the mortar. INDEX. A BUTMENTS, 32 •^^ Adamantine clinkers, 7 Adamant plaster, 337 Adamantine, 337 Advantages... | |
 | John Parnell Allen - Building - 1897 - 560 pages
...materials, their application, strength, and how to judge of their quality ; and in the case of i ron, of the processes of manufacture, and the points to...stability,' neglecting the strength of the mortar. INDEX. A BUTMENTS, 32 Adamantine clinkers, 7 Adamant plaster, 337 Adamantine, 337 Advantages and disadvantages... | |
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He must be able to solve simple problems in the theory of construction, and to determine the safe dimensions of iron or wooden beams subjected to dead loads. In ordinary roof trusses and framed structures of a similar description, he must be able to trace... 