Building for particulate material

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1988-10-18

1989-09-05

Friedman, Carl D.

Static structures (e.g., buildings)

Inclined top cover

Rafter to vertical support connection

52642, E04B 700

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048626538

ABSTRACT:
A building that includes a plurality of spaced apart pilasters vertically disposed, that are raised above ground level to a given elevation wherein the top of the pilasters lie in a common horizontal plane. A barrier wall is erected on the inside of the pilasters using heavy beam members. Wooden truss members are seated on top of the pilasters. Each truss member contains a vertically disposed column section and an upwardly pitched roof beam section. The crown of each truss roof section is attached to the crown of at least one other truss member. The truss members are covered with sheeting to enclose the building above the top of the barrier wall.

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