Kidder, Frank E. (Frank Eugene), 1859-1905 · New York, Comstock · leaf 641
present also the types used for similar and appropriate parts ofreinforced concrete buildings. Concrete walls are often monolithic structures, molded in place,in forms made of planks and frames, with numerous uprights andstruts, cross-ties and bolts. The forms may be constructed as theyare for… … Fig. 466. Forms for Concrete Wall. Pacific Coast Borax Refinery, Bayonne, N uprights may be fixed in place, and several sections of sheeting usedat a time, the lower ones being removed from the hardened concreteand placed on top of the one last set and the concrete then carriedon up. When hollow…
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