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Mortars, plasters, stuccos, artificial marbles, concretes, portland cements and compositions (1906)

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s as those for beams, and generally speaking are asirrational. The Monier system is the one most gen-erally adopted, and over 400 bridges built on this sys-tem now exist in Europe. In America expanded metaland Clinton electrically-welded fabric are often used.An example of the latter construction… … A Spiral Staircase built on the tfennebiqueprinciple. HOW TO USE THEM 475 Concrete Walls,—Many ingenious plans have beenintroduced as substitutes for wood framing for retain-ing concrete while constructing walls and partitions.The most simple method is as follows: Cast a numberof concrete angle…

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