Farm Concrete
Farm Concrete
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42 . 84 16 1-50 47 . 94 18 1. 68 53 1. 06 20 1. 87 59 1. 18 After the forms have been once filled, the concrete is left in them to harden overnight; usually 24 hours is sufficient to permit of the raising of the forms. They are then loosened at the connections and then raised almost their full height, the concrete being made to serve as a bottom for the next layer. As the concrete is exposed any unsightly holes or cavities that have occurred should be filled with a cement mortar.
Immediately be...fore the concrete is placed for each succeeding course, the surface of the concrete that has been previously laid should be thoroughly cleaned off, moistened, and coated with a cement wash of about the consistency of cream. This precaution is necessary to secure a good bond between the courses and should be carefully observed in every case as the pressure of the silage is apt to force moisture through any seam which might occur because of imperfect bond. Concreting should not be discontinued with a course partially completed but if this is unavoidable the concrete surface should be left as nearly vertical as possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
42 . 84 16 1-50 47 . 94 18 1. 68 53 1. 06 20 1. 87 59 1. 18 After the forms have been once filled, the concrete is left in them to harden overnight; usually 24 hours is sufficient to permit of the raising of the forms. They are then loosened at the connections and then raised almost their full height, the concrete being made to serve as a bottom for the next layer. As the concrete is exposed any unsightly holes or cavities that have occurred should be filled with a cement mortar.
Immediately be...fore the concrete is placed for each succeeding course, the surface of the concrete that has been previously laid should be thoroughly cleaned off, moistened, and coated with a cement wash of about the consistency of cream. This precaution is necessary to secure a good bond between the courses and should be carefully observed in every case as the pressure of the silage is apt to force moisture through any seam which might occur because of imperfect bond. Concreting should not be discontinued with a course partially completed but if this is unavoidable the concrete surface should be left as nearly vertical as possible.
What to read after Farm Concrete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by K J T Karl John Theodore Ekblaw to read onlineMoreLess
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