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created on 2022-06-04
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created by unknown on 2022-06-04
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Salesforce
Created by general-english-image-caption-blip on 2025-05-28
a photograph of a black and white drawing of a diagram of a clock
Created by general-english-image-caption-blip-2 on 2025-07-05
a blueprint of a building with a diagram of the building
OpenAI GPT
Created by gpt-4o-2024-11-20 on 2025-06-13
This is a detailed technical drawing for an engineering design related to the Boston Elevated Railway's elevated lines. It shows plans for an "I Beam Foundation over Intercepting Sewer" with drawings of the elevation and plan views. The drawing is dated April 21, 1899, and is signed by George A. Kimball, Chief Engineer.
Key Features:
Title and Description:
The title specifies the subject as the foundation of an I Beam structure built over a brick intercepting sewer.Scale Information:
The drawing uses a scale of ¼ inch = 1 foot.Elevation View:
Shows the vertical profile of the foundation, with dimensions noted for different layers and components. Pedestal Casting "A" is highlighted as part of the structure. The measurements, such as 22', 18', and others, detail the dimensions of each layer of the foundation.Plan View:
Displays the overhead view of the foundation and sewer. The brick intercepting sewer, labeled 8'3" x 8'5", is represented as a circular element beneath the foundation structure. The plan view also shows rectangular layers corresponding to the foundation dimensions.Materials:
The note explains that the foundation is made from Portland Cement Concrete mixed at a proportion of 1:2.5. It mentions the substitution possibility for constructing the beams.Technical Details:
The inclusion of I Beams (10–12" x 4" beams) and information about possible substitutions (1:4 Cement to Sand ratio) appear at the bottom as specific material or construction instructions.Engineering Precision:
Measurements, proportions, and layering are carefully detailed, emphasizing structural integrity over the sewer.Historical Information:
The drawing has an additional date mention at the bottom, "Jan 20, 1903," possibly indicating revisions or approval.
This blueprint is an example of early 20th-century engineering, showing the meticulous planning required for elevated railway construction over municipal infrastructure.
Created by gpt-4o-2024-08-06 on 2025-06-13
The image is a technical drawing or blueprint titled "Boston Elevated Railway - Elevated Lines - I Beam Foundation Over Intercepting Sewer." The drawing is dated April 21, 1893, and is signed by George A. Kimball, the Chief Engineer. It presents architectural plans and elevations for constructing an I-beam foundation over a brick intercepting sewer.
The drawing includes:
Elevation View: This shows a side view of the foundation structure, detailing various dimensions and components of the pedestal casting and layers of I-beams.
Plan View: A top-down view illustrating the layout and dimensions of the foundation relative to the underlying 8.3' x 8.5' brick intercepting sewer.
Note Section: Instructions mentioning that the foundation is to be made using Portland Cement concrete mixed in the proportion of 1:2:5, with an alternative specification for the beams.
The drawing uses a scale of 1/4 inch to 1 foot, providing detailed measurements for the foundation structure and its components. It is noted as recorded on January 20, 1903, and bears the indication of plan number 11218 at the bottom. The layout and format indicate that this is a historical engineering document likely used for infrastructure planning in the Boston elevated railway system.
Anthropic Claude
Created by anthropic.claude-3-haiku-20240307-v1:0 on 2025-06-17
This image appears to be an engineering diagram or technical drawing for a beam foundation over an intercepting sewer as part of the Boston Elevated Railway's elevated lines. The diagram includes an elevation view, a plan view, and technical specifications such as the scale, date, and the signature of the Chief Engineer, George A. Kimball. The diagram provides details about the construction of the beam foundation, including the dimensions and materials to be used. There are no human faces or identifiable individuals visible in this image.
Created by us.anthropic.claude-3-opus-20240229-v1:0 on 2025-06-17
This image shows an engineering blueprint or plan for the I-Beam Foundation over an Intercepting Sewer for the Boston Elevated Railway. The plan is dated April 21, 1893 and is signed by the Chief Engineer George A. Kimball.
The blueprint includes an elevation view showing the foundation to be built on concrete mixed in the proportion 1:2.5:5 for the 10-12" I-beams, which may be substituted for brick intercepting sewer.
Below the elevation is a plan view showing the dimensions and layout of the I-beam foundation structure. The image provides technical details for this elevated railway foundation project in Boston in the late 19th century.
Created by us.anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022-v2:0 on 2025-06-17
This is an engineering drawing from 1893 for the Boston Elevated Railway system, specifically showing plans for an I-beam foundation over an intercepting sewer. The document includes both an elevation view and a plan view of the foundation structure. The drawing is signed by the Chief Engineer and includes technical specifications, such as notes about Portland cement concrete mixing proportions (1:2:4.5) and details about brick intercepting sewer dimensions (8'3" x 8'3"). The drawing is done in a typical architectural/engineering style of the period, with clear measurements and construction details. The scale is indicated as 1/4"=1'. This appears to be a technical document used in the actual construction of Boston's elevated railway infrastructure during the late 19th century.
Meta Llama
Created by us.meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-11
The image is a technical drawing for the Boston Elevated Railway, specifically for the I Beam Foundation over Intercepting Sewer. It includes:
- A title at the top with the date April 21, 1939, and the signature of George A. Kimball, Chief Engineer.
- A note about the foundation being Portland cement concrete mixed in the proportion 1:2:5 for the 10-11' I Beams and 6-15' I Beams, with C to C may be substituted.
- A plan view of the foundation, showing the dimensions and layout of the I beams and the sewer.
- An elevation view of the foundation, showing the height and width of the I beams and the sewer.
The drawing is dated January 20, 1933, and has a scale of 1/4" = 1'. The background is black, with white lines and text used to create the drawing. The overall impression is one of a detailed and precise technical drawing, likely used for construction purposes.
Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-11
The image presents a technical drawing of the Boston Elevated Railway's I Beam Foundation, specifically designed for intercepting sewers. The drawing is dated April 21, 1899, and features the signature of Chief Engineer George A. Kimball.
Key Elements:
- Title: "BOSTON ELEVATED RAILWAY ELEVATED LINES I BEAM FOUNDATION OVER INTERCEPTING SEWER"
- Scale: 1/4" = 1'
- Date: April 21, 1899
- Signature: George A. Kimball, Chief Engineer
Drawing Details:
- The drawing includes two elevations and a plan view of the foundation.
- The foundation is composed of a brick intercepting sewer, with a circular opening at the top.
- The I beam is positioned above the sewer, supported by a concrete foundation.
- The drawing provides detailed measurements and specifications for the construction of the foundation.
Overall:
The image provides a detailed technical drawing of the Boston Elevated Railway's I Beam Foundation, showcasing the engineering expertise of the time. The drawing serves as a valuable resource for understanding the design and construction of early 20th-century infrastructure projects.
Amazon Nova
Created by amazon.nova-lite-v1:0 on 2025-06-09
The image is a technical drawing or blueprint of a foundation for an elevated railway in Boston. The drawing is labeled "I Beam Foundation Over Intercepting Sewer" and is dated April 21, 1899. It includes details such as the scale, dimensions, and materials to be used for the foundation. The drawing also includes a plan view of the foundation, showing the placement of the I-beams and the intersecting sewer. The drawing is signed by George A. Kimball, who is identified as the Chief Engineer. The drawing is part of a larger set of plans for the Boston Elevated Railway, which was a system of elevated and underground railways that operated in Boston from 1897 to 1967.
Created by amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 on 2025-06-09
The image is a black-and-white architectural blueprint for the Boston Elevated Railway, specifically detailing the I Beam Foundation over an Intercepting Sewer. The blueprint is dated April 21, 1899, and is signed by George A. Kimball, the Chief Engineer. The document includes a title, scale information, and detailed drawings of the foundation and elevation. The foundation is described as being made of Portland cement concrete mixed in specific proportions. The blueprint also includes a plan view and elevation view of the structure, showing the dimensions and layout of the I-beam foundation. The document is labeled with various annotations and notes related to the construction and materials used.
Google Gemini
Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-06-04
Here is a description of the image:
The image appears to be a blueprint or technical drawing from the "BOSTON ELEVATED RAILWAY" (ELEVATED LINES) for an "I BEAM FOUNDATION OVER INTERCEPTING SEWER". It's dated April 21, 1899, and the Chief Engineer is identified as George A. Kimball.
The drawing includes:
- Elevation Views: There are two elevation views. One on the upper left shows a stepped foundation structure with dimensions noted (e.g., 4’0", 5’0", 9’0", 20’0", 22’0") and "10-12"x40-75 I Beams" indicated at the base. There's also a "Pedestal Casting A" on top. The second elevation view is on the right side, again showing a stepped structure with dimensions.
- Plan View: A plan view is located at the bottom, showing the layout of the foundation with dimensions (e.g., 2’0", 3’0", 4’0", 9’0", 22’0"). It depicts a series of concentric squares.
- Brick Intercepting Sewer: There's a circular diagram labeled "8’3" x 8’.5" Brick Intercepting Sewer" above the plan view.
- Notes: There's a note specifying that the foundation is to be Portland Cement Concrete mixed in the proportion 1:2.5:5. It also mentions that for the 10-12" I Beams, 6-15"x5 I Beams 1-4" C. to C. may be substituted.
- Other Information: The drawing includes a scale of 1/4” = 1’. It has a date stamp of Jan 20, 1903, and a Plan No. 11218 with Neadje 3392 noted.
The image is in a blueprint style, which is a negative (dark background with white lines/text).
Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-06-04
Here's a description of the image:
The image is a blueprint-style technical drawing from the Boston Elevated Railway, detailing the construction of an "I Beam Foundation Over Intercepting Sewer." The drawing is dated April 21, 1899, and signed by George A. Kimball, the Chief Engineer. The scale of the drawing is 1/4 inch equals 1 foot.
Here's a breakdown of the elements:
- Title: "I Beam Foundation Over Intercepting Sewer"
- Views:
- Elevation: Shows a cross-section of the foundation, including the pedestal casting, various layers of concrete, and the I-beams.
- Plan: A top-down view of the foundation showing its rectangular shape and dimensions.
- Another elevation: A side elevation shows the layering of the foundation.
- Details:
- Dimensions: Various dimensions are labeled on the drawing, such as the lengths and widths of concrete layers, and the size and spacing of the I-beams.
- Material Specifications: A note specifies that the foundation is to be made of Portland cement concrete mixed in a 1:2.5:5 proportion.
- Additional Notes: There are also notes detailing which types of beams to use and an alternative to replace them.
- Context: The drawing appears to depict how the foundation will be laid on top of a brick intercepting sewer.
Mistral Pixtral
Created by us.mistral.pixtral-large-2502-v1:0 on 2025-06-06
The image is a technical drawing from the Boston Elevated Railway, specifically detailing the design of an I-beam foundation over an intercepting sewer. The drawing is dated April 21, 1899, and is signed by George A. Kimball, the Chief Engineer.
Here is a detailed summary of the image:
Title and Date:
- Title: "I Beam Foundation over Intercepting Sewer"
- Date: April 21, 1899
Engineer's Information:
- Chief Engineer: George A. Kimball
Scale:
- The drawing is scaled at 1 inch equals 1 foot.
Main Components:
- Elevation View:
- Shows the vertical structure of the foundation.
- Includes a pedestal casting labeled "A" at the top.
- The foundation consists of multiple I-beams (10-12 I-beams) placed horizontally.
- Dimensions are provided for various parts of the structure.
- Plan View:
- Depicts the layout from above, showing the arrangement of the I-beams around a central brick intercepting sewer.
- The sewer is labeled with dimensions 8 feet 3 inches by 8 feet 5 inches.
- The I-beams are arranged in a rectangular pattern around the sewer.
- Additional Elevation View:
- Provides a side view of the foundation with detailed measurements.
- Shows the vertical placement and spacing of the I-beams.
- Elevation View:
Notes:
- The foundation is to be made of Portland Cement concrete mixed in the proportion of 1:2:3.
- For the 10-12 I-beams, 6-inch by 11-inch beams may be substituted.
Dimensions:
- Various dimensions are provided for the I-beams, pedestal casting, and the overall structure.
- Specific measurements are given for the height, width, and spacing of the beams and other components.
Drawing Number:
- The drawing is numbered 11218.
This technical drawing provides a comprehensive plan for constructing a foundation using I-beams over an intercepting sewer, with detailed dimensions and specifications for the materials and arrangement.
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