The Construction of Silos
The Construction of Silos
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The same material as the sheeting ripped into 1%-ineh widths, with the edges bevelled, is used for lath. These are nailed on top of the sheeting so as to break joints, covering cracks and leaving a suitable space for clinching or keying the mortar. If the laths have not bevelled edges, keep them slightly away from the sheeting to allow good keying-space. 17 TPPER HALF. When the sheeting and lath have been put on to within about a yard of the top of the first length of studding, a platform may b...e laid to enable the workmen to erect the second half in the same manner as the first was put up. It is well to leave the centre piece resting on the concrete floor, and extend it by adding another piece. The second half of the studding should be spiked to the first with a lap of about 2 feet. After plumbing and tying in place, the sheeting and lath are put on, and finally after removing the platform the middle is completed. Care must be taken that no wide cracks are left. PLASTERING. The wall of the silo is plastered to a depth of about 1 inch, with a rich, well-mixed mortar or concrete made from three parts of sharp, clean, coarse sand, or finely crushed stone, and one part of good cement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The same material as the sheeting ripped into 1%-ineh widths, with the edges bevelled, is used for lath. These are nailed on top of the sheeting so as to break joints, covering cracks and leaving a suitable space for clinching or keying the mortar. If the laths have not bevelled edges, keep them slightly away from the sheeting to allow good keying-space. 17 TPPER HALF. When the sheeting and lath have been put on to within about a yard of the top of the first length of studding, a platform may b...e laid to enable the workmen to erect the second half in the same manner as the first was put up. It is well to leave the centre piece resting on the concrete floor, and extend it by adding another piece. The second half of the studding should be spiked to the first with a lap of about 2 feet. After plumbing and tying in place, the sheeting and lath are put on, and finally after removing the platform the middle is completed. Care must be taken that no wide cracks are left. PLASTERING. The wall of the silo is plastered to a depth of about 1 inch, with a rich, well-mixed mortar or concrete made from three parts of sharp, clean, coarse sand, or finely crushed stone, and one part of good cement.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H River to read onlineMoreLess
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