. Canadian machinery and metalworking (January-June 1913). dy been installed and areused for carrying the heavy pneumaticgap riveters. An interesting feature of the buildingis an 80 ft. steel truss, which spans theopening from the structural shop. Thistruss is of the lattice type and is 17 in. deep. In addition to carrying theweight of 65 ft. x 80 ft. of roof, it alsosupports three 5-ton air hoists and therunway for the 30-ton cranes in thegirder shop. This 80 ft. opening has ahead room of 22 feet and allows ampleroom for transferring large membersfrom the structural shop. A standard gaug


. Canadian machinery and metalworking (January-June 1913). dy been installed and areused for carrying the heavy pneumaticgap riveters. An interesting feature of the buildingis an 80 ft. steel truss, which spans theopening from the structural shop. Thistruss is of the lattice type and is 17 in. deep. In addition to carrying theweight of 65 ft. x 80 ft. of roof, it alsosupports three 5-ton air hoists and therunway for the 30-ton cranes in thegirder shop. This 80 ft. opening has ahead room of 22 feet and allows ampleroom for transferring large membersfrom the structural shop. A standard gauge track runs in at thewest end of the girder shop, enablingthe 30-ton cranes to load the heaviestmembers direct on to flat cars. Allshops are fully served by industrialtracks of 30-inch gauge. Raw material is taken from the stockyard at the east end of the shops andpasses through step by step to the west at present temporarily located in thegirder shop, but will eventually be re- an 84-in. gate shear with capacity toI1 pin. plate, by the Canada Machinery. FIG. 4. GIRDER SHOT. LOOKING EAST. ON THE LEFT .MAY BE SEEN THE SO FROM THE STRUCTURAL SIKH. moved to the structural shop when thelatter is extended. Corporation; a Bertram double endedpunch and shear, with 24-in. and 3G-in.


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