The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast (1905)
San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co · leaf 47
ase, omitting the regular 2-in. bintlerCourse and reducing the wearing surface to 1-in. in thickness, the pro-cedure was generally condemned by paving contractors and its failure pre-dicted by many engineers of experience in pavement construction. It wasclaimed on highway work, where water and… … yiEirs SHOiiisc cuts mxd fills ix the coast rolth, smxta b-irbara covmv CALIFORNIA state HIGHWAY THE ARCHITECT AND ENGIXEER 79 convenient, that a concrete base of only 4-in. in thickness, or an\- otherthickness, are an impracticable structure extremely difficult to con-tructand prohibitive in cost…
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