Concrete Roads And Pavements
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The cost of the finished pavement was $1.35 per square yard, exclusive of excavation, the material and labor costs being as follows : Cement, per barrel ?1.02 Sand, per cubic yard 75 Crushed stone, per cubic yard 1.15 Crushed granite, per cubic yard 3.15 All above being f. o. b. cars.Hamtramck.
Common labor cost $2.60 per day.
The City of Port Huron, Mich., laid about 9,000 square yards of reinforced concrete pavement in the year 1912. This pavement had a total thickness of 7 inches, consisting... of a 5 ] /2-inch base and a lV2-mch wearing course. The concrete for the base was mixed 1 Concrete Roads and Pavements. 105 part Portland cement to 5 parts of river run gravel.
The wearing course consisted of 1 part cement, l 1 /; parts sand, and 1% parts of %-inch crushed field stone.
Triangle mesh reinforcement !No. 4 was placed between the top and bottom courses. Expansion joints were placed every 16 feet across the street and where car tracks occurred joints were placed 1 foot from the track on each side for the full length of the street.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cost of the finished pavement was $1.35 per square yard, exclusive of excavation, the material and labor costs being as follows : Cement, per barrel ?1.02 Sand, per cubic yard 75 Crushed stone, per cubic yard 1.15 Crushed granite, per cubic yard 3.15 All above being f. o. b. cars.Hamtramck.
Common labor cost $2.60 per day.
The City of Port Huron, Mich., laid about 9,000 square yards of reinforced concrete pavement in the year 1912. This pavement had a total thickness of 7 inches, consisting... of a 5 ] /2-inch base and a lV2-mch wearing course. The concrete for the base was mixed 1 Concrete Roads and Pavements. 105 part Portland cement to 5 parts of river run gravel.
The wearing course consisted of 1 part cement, l 1 /; parts sand, and 1% parts of %-inch crushed field stone.
Triangle mesh reinforcement !No. 4 was placed between the top and bottom courses. Expansion joints were placed every 16 feet across the street and where car tracks occurred joints were placed 1 foot from the track on each side for the full length of the street.
What to read after Concrete Roads And Pavements?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hanson, E. S. (Edward Smith), B. 1871 to read onlineMoreLess
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