Concreting in Winter
Concreting in Winter
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After forms are in place for the construction of each floor of a building, the structure is usually housed in by canvas as shown in Fig. 8. Some- times the canvas is supported by frames to oppose resistance to the wind. When the housing is to be exposed to high winds and is to remain in place for a considerable time, light sheathing boards, instead of canvas, are often used to enclose the construction. An ingenious method of enclosing was used in connection with the building of the National Tir...e and Rubber Co. At Palestine, Ohio. (See Fig. 12. ) Frames 6 feet wide and 14 feet long, covered with heavy waterproof paper, were nailed to the forms and provided an easily erected and tight enclosure. The cost of this method of enclosing as given in the Engineering Record for January 9, 1915, was 2. 1 cents per square foot in place. Salamanders are kept burning with- in the enclosure until the concrete has hardened sufficiently to stand exposure to any temperature. (See Fig. 9. ) Salamanders are open, sheet-iron, coke-burning pots used as stoves, and give off no smoke.
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After forms are in place for the construction of each floor of a building, the structure is usually housed in by canvas as shown in Fig. 8. Some- times the canvas is supported by frames to oppose resistance to the wind. When the housing is to be exposed to high winds and is to remain in place for a considerable time, light sheathing boards, instead of canvas, are often used to enclose the construction. An ingenious method of enclosing was used in connection with the building of the National Tir...e and Rubber Co. At Palestine, Ohio. (See Fig. 12. ) Frames 6 feet wide and 14 feet long, covered with heavy waterproof paper, were nailed to the forms and provided an easily erected and tight enclosure. The cost of this method of enclosing as given in the Engineering Record for January 9, 1915, was 2. 1 cents per square foot in place. Salamanders are kept burning with- in the enclosure until the concrete has hardened sufficiently to stand exposure to any temperature. (See Fig. 9. ) Salamanders are open, sheet-iron, coke-burning pots used as stoves, and give off no smoke.
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