Contracts Specificatins And Engineering Relations
Contracts Specificatins And Engineering Relations
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Stopping, filling and puttying.
3. Staining.
D. Interior finishing: 1. Painting: (a) Mixing paints.
(Z>) Filling, stopping, puttying.
(c) Staining.
(d) Varnishing.
(e) Decorating.
XVIII. Plumbing: A. Cast iron pipe and fittings.
B. Wrought iron pipe.
C. Vitrified pipe.
D. Other pipe: 1. Lead.
2. Brass.
3. Plated.
E. Pipe joints.
F. Fittings and valves.
G. Fixtures, traps, etc. H. Ventilation risers.
7. Supply pipe.
XIX. Lighting: A. Wiring and conduits.
B. Piping, valves and connections.
C. Swi...tches and outlets.
Outline for Power Station 407 XX. Heating: A. Furnace.
B. Boilers.
C. Piping: 1. Steam or hot water.
2. Sheet metal.
3. Pipe covering.
4. Valves.
D. Radiators.
E. Registers.
2. Outline of Specification for small Power Station.
1. Extent of contract.
2. Location.
3. Description.
4. Excavation.
5. Masonry work: A. Foundation walls.
B. Brick walls.
C. Cut stone.
D. Mortar.
E. Cement: (a) Kind. (6) Delivery.
(c) Testing.
(d) Qualities weight, time of setting, fineness, strength.
F.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stopping, filling and puttying.
3. Staining.
D. Interior finishing: 1. Painting: (a) Mixing paints.
(Z>) Filling, stopping, puttying.
(c) Staining.
(d) Varnishing.
(e) Decorating.
XVIII. Plumbing: A. Cast iron pipe and fittings.
B. Wrought iron pipe.
C. Vitrified pipe.
D. Other pipe: 1. Lead.
2. Brass.
3. Plated.
E. Pipe joints.
F. Fittings and valves.
G. Fixtures, traps, etc. H. Ventilation risers.
7. Supply pipe.
XIX. Lighting: A. Wiring and conduits.
B. Piping, valves and connections.
C. Swi...tches and outlets.
Outline for Power Station 407 XX. Heating: A. Furnace.
B. Boilers.
C. Piping: 1. Steam or hot water.
2. Sheet metal.
3. Pipe covering.
4. Valves.
D. Radiators.
E. Registers.
2. Outline of Specification for small Power Station.
1. Extent of contract.
2. Location.
3. Description.
4. Excavation.
5. Masonry work: A. Foundation walls.
B. Brick walls.
C. Cut stone.
D. Mortar.
E. Cement: (a) Kind. (6) Delivery.
(c) Testing.
(d) Qualities weight, time of setting, fineness, strength.
F.
What to read after Contracts Specificatins And Engineering Relations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mead, Daniel W. (Daniel Webster), 1862-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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