Strength and Determination of the Dimensions of Structures of Iron and Steel

This technical manual provides information on the mathematical principles and calculations used in designing structures made of iron and steel. Jakob Johann Weyrauch explains key concepts such as tensile strength, deflection, and safety factors.

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