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Trusses with Multi-Panel Diagonal Struts<br />

Haupt 1839: Tripl- intersecting compression struts and half-span diagonal struts.<br />

Long 1839: Optional configuration included a version with multi-diagonal struts.<br />

Howe 1840: Double-intersecting diagonals. Vertical rods.<br />

Pratt & Pratt 1844: Timber chords and verticals with crossed iron diagonals. Four-panel-long strut at ends.<br />

Hassard 1846: Multi-panel struts radiating from abutment. Cross-braced center panels. Single compressive<br />

strut in end panels.<br />

McCallum 1851: Two radiating diagonal struts at each abutment.<br />

Gridley 1852: Half-span diagonal braces. Compression diagonals below brace, cross-bracing above. Iron<br />

verticals at half-panel points.<br />

McCallum 1857: Single diagonal strut at each abutment.<br />

Eikenberry 1861: Half-span struts from abutments. Triple-intersecting struts in web.<br />

Davis, B. 1873: Bowstring configuration. Radiating struts from center of timber bottom chord. Combination<br />

of timber and iron verticals.<br />

Cooley 1878: Half-span diagonals brace with struts between brace and top chord. Single-panel diagonal in<br />

end panels. Vertical rods alongside timber verticals.<br />

Holt 1879: Timber. Sloped top chord. Radiating verticals. Paired diagonals extend across three panels from<br />

abutment to top chord.<br />

Jones, J. H. 1885: Timber. Multi-layered web of inclined verticals and multi-panel diagonals.<br />

Herman Haupt, Patent <strong>No</strong>. 1,445 (1839)<br />

Thomas Hassard, Patent <strong>No</strong>. 4,359 (1846)<br />

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