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Fire-distorted structural steel straightened in place
Fire severely distorted 250 structural steel members in 6 bays of Ballistic Missile Early Warning System Transmitter-Computer Building at Clear, Alaska; some of longer members suffered lateral deflections of 3 ft; to save time and costs of replacing these members, they were repaired in place; special straightening method used oxyacetylene torch with heavy duty tip and hydraulic jack mounted on post to exert constant force on beams being straightened.
Fire-distorted structural steel straightened in place
Fire severely distorted 250 structural steel members in 6 bays of Ballistic Missile Early Warning System Transmitter-Computer Building at Clear, Alaska; some of longer members suffered lateral deflections of 3 ft; to save time and costs of replacing these members, they were repaired in place; special straightening method used oxyacetylene torch with heavy duty tip and hydraulic jack mounted on post to exert constant force on beams being straightened.
Fire-distorted structural steel straightened in place
Civ Eng (NY)
Bacci, J.A. (author)
1961
2 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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