Reinforced Concrete
Reinforced Concrete
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255 is a view of a grain silo at Nogent- sur-Seine, in course of construction, showing the reinforcements and the falsework.
The sides were moulded between small shutters, held in position by bolts passing through the concrete. These holes are filled in after the shutters have been removed.
Fig. 256 shows the construction of a gasometer-tank for the town of Geneva, which had an internal diameter of 106-6 feet and a depth of 24*6 feet. The walls in this case were formed between a boxing ofboards... held in position by wood strips, nailed across the top, and bolts at the bottom, the latter being removed as the work proceeded and the holes filled in. This gasometer-tank was built by MM.
de Vallerie et Simon, and was completed in 80 days from the commencement of excavation.
Methods of Constructing Arches. — Arches of the Monier or similar types, are generally constructed in the following manner.
After the centreing is in position, a diagram of the bars is drawn on the lagging. The longitudinal and transverse bars are placed in position forming a mesh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
255 is a view of a grain silo at Nogent- sur-Seine, in course of construction, showing the reinforcements and the falsework.
The sides were moulded between small shutters, held in position by bolts passing through the concrete. These holes are filled in after the shutters have been removed.
Fig. 256 shows the construction of a gasometer-tank for the town of Geneva, which had an internal diameter of 106-6 feet and a depth of 24*6 feet. The walls in this case were formed between a boxing ofboards... held in position by wood strips, nailed across the top, and bolts at the bottom, the latter being removed as the work proceeded and the holes filled in. This gasometer-tank was built by MM.
de Vallerie et Simon, and was completed in 80 days from the commencement of excavation.
Methods of Constructing Arches. — Arches of the Monier or similar types, are generally constructed in the following manner.
After the centreing is in position, a diagram of the bars is drawn on the lagging. The longitudinal and transverse bars are placed in position forming a mesh.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Fleming Marsh to read onlineMoreLess
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