Report On Building Stones..
Report On Building Stones..
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Beyond this it is important that the stone be evenly cut, so that the bed of each succeeding block should rest evenly upon those below it. From an inequality in dressing: two adjacent blocks of stone to the same thickness, leaving at their junc- tion one of them projecting slightly beyond the other, I have seen the superincumbent block of granite cracked quite through. This break- ing was not due to pressure alone, nor to want of strength in the material, as was evident from the perfection of t...he wall below, but entirely to the pressure bearing upon the center of a block resting on an uneven bed, or supported at the two ends and not in the center.
VIII.
Causes affecting the Durability of a Building Stone, which are Inherent in the Stone Itself.
The causes of disintegration and destruction in the ordinary build- ing stones have already been mentioned under each one. They may be recapitulated, however, in this place.
1. Want of proper cohesion among the particles producing inherent weakness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beyond this it is important that the stone be evenly cut, so that the bed of each succeeding block should rest evenly upon those below it. From an inequality in dressing: two adjacent blocks of stone to the same thickness, leaving at their junc- tion one of them projecting slightly beyond the other, I have seen the superincumbent block of granite cracked quite through. This break- ing was not due to pressure alone, nor to want of strength in the material, as was evident from the perfection of t...he wall below, but entirely to the pressure bearing upon the center of a block resting on an uneven bed, or supported at the two ends and not in the center.
VIII.
Causes affecting the Durability of a Building Stone, which are Inherent in the Stone Itself.
The causes of disintegration and destruction in the ordinary build- ing stones have already been mentioned under each one. They may be recapitulated, however, in this place.
1. Want of proper cohesion among the particles producing inherent weakness.
What to read after Report On Building Stones..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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