Kidder, Frank E. (Frank Eugene), 1859-1905 · New York, Comstock · leaf 64
e, two or three piles, but should notrest on four piles, as it is practically impossible to make the stone PILE IOUXDATIOXS. 37 bear evenly on four piles. Fig^. 14 shows the best arrangement ofthe capping for three rows of piles. Under dwellings and lightbuildings the piles are often sj^aced as in… … Jig. 14. Stuiie Cappiiiff for lig. 15. StoneThree Rows of Piles. Capping for Piles Under ^ LightBuildings. Fig. 16. Stone Capping aniWall Footing on Piles. 55. CONCRETE CAPPING FOR WOODEN PILES.—InNew York a very common method of capping the piles is to excavateto a depth ot i foot below the tops…
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