Seagoing And Other Concrete Ships
Seagoing And Other Concrete Ships
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Repairs. The simplicity of repairs is one of the great advan- tages of concrete ships. Minor repairs can frequently be carried out at sea by the crew ; and every concrete ship should, there- fore, carry a small supply of materials for the purpose, such as : 2 bags of Portland Cement.
4, coarse, clean sand, 4 Ib. Of alum.
\ gall, water-glass (sodium silicate).
12 \ inch diam. Round steel rods 6 feet long.
** A, 55 55 55 55 The cement must be stored in a dry place or kept in an air- tight tin.
Pe...netration of Moisture can be remedied by brushing the face exposed to water-pressure with a hot 5 per cent, solution of soft soap. When this has dried a warm 5 per cent, solution of SHIPBUILDING CONCRETE 143 alum is applied in the same way. The treatment should be repeated two or three times.
Leakage through a small crack or hole can be stopped by filling the crack or hole with neat cement mixed with water-glass. The mixture should be stiff, and must be held in position during the setting by centring ; the mixture hardens very rapidly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Repairs. The simplicity of repairs is one of the great advan- tages of concrete ships. Minor repairs can frequently be carried out at sea by the crew ; and every concrete ship should, there- fore, carry a small supply of materials for the purpose, such as : 2 bags of Portland Cement.
4, coarse, clean sand, 4 Ib. Of alum.
\ gall, water-glass (sodium silicate).
12 \ inch diam. Round steel rods 6 feet long.
** A, 55 55 55 55 The cement must be stored in a dry place or kept in an air- tight tin.
Pe...netration of Moisture can be remedied by brushing the face exposed to water-pressure with a hot 5 per cent, solution of soft soap. When this has dried a warm 5 per cent, solution of SHIPBUILDING CONCRETE 143 alum is applied in the same way. The treatment should be repeated two or three times.
Leakage through a small crack or hole can be stopped by filling the crack or hole with neat cement mixed with water-glass. The mixture should be stiff, and must be held in position during the setting by centring ; the mixture hardens very rapidly.
What to read after Seagoing And Other Concrete Ships?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicolay Knudtzon Fougner to read onlineMoreLess
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