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three 4"x6" boards are B3

Posted by Andy Baker at 1/11/2001 10:39 PM EST


Engineer on team #45, TechnoKats, from Kokomo High School and Delphi Automotive Systems.


In Reply to: does center barrier have lumber on floor entire width?
Posted by Joe Rowe on 1/11/2001 10:24 PM EST:



: The line drawings show the center barrier with some type of material a few inches high that runs along the floor the entire width of the field.

: Nothing in the components table under "center barrier" is that long.

: longest part there is:
: line:64 center barrier label:b3 bridge border 4x6 Hem Fir lumber length=96"

Joe,

You are reading the print right. There is a 3.5" high (nominal 4&quot board that runs across the field as a "Center Barrier". That's what you see in the "CENTER BARRIER WITHOUT BRIDGE B-B" view on sheet 2.

Three boards span the field as the center barrier, with the one in the middle serving as the fulcrum of the bridge. The middle board has the steel angles attached to it.

Andy B.

ps... Welcome to the discussion. Join in as you please... we won't gang up on you, I promise!


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