Foundations of Bridges And Buildings
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" A long nozzle of if -inch iron pipe, connected to the discharge pipe of a No. 2 Douglas hand force pump, was inserted in one of these holes to its bottom, water was rapidly pumped through for a few minutes, then the suction hose was suddenly transferred to a reservoir of grout, composed of portland cement and fine sharp sand, in equal parts, mixed immediately before use ; a small quantity only of the grout was slowly forced through, and the nozzle was then withdrawn but the hole maintained, a...nd the same operation was continued at *A cofferdam without Timber or Iron, by R. L. Harris, Trans. Am. Soc. C. E. , vol. 24, page 234, March, 1891.
378 PIER FOUNDATIONS IN OPEN WELLS CHAP. XI other holes, seldom returning to any hole the same day; the belief being, that in quiet water the cement would accrete on the surface of irregular stones at and below the level of the injection, and that by consecutive slight accretions at proper intervals of time the voids between them would be filled. " The results were successful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A long nozzle of if -inch iron pipe, connected to the discharge pipe of a No. 2 Douglas hand force pump, was inserted in one of these holes to its bottom, water was rapidly pumped through for a few minutes, then the suction hose was suddenly transferred to a reservoir of grout, composed of portland cement and fine sharp sand, in equal parts, mixed immediately before use ; a small quantity only of the grout was slowly forced through, and the nozzle was then withdrawn but the hole maintained, a...nd the same operation was continued at *A cofferdam without Timber or Iron, by R. L. Harris, Trans. Am. Soc. C. E. , vol. 24, page 234, March, 1891.
378 PIER FOUNDATIONS IN OPEN WELLS CHAP. XI other holes, seldom returning to any hole the same day; the belief being, that in quiet water the cement would accrete on the surface of irregular stones at and below the level of the injection, and that by consecutive slight accretions at proper intervals of time the voids between them would be filled. " The results were successful.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Sylvester Jacoby to read onlineMoreLess
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