Concrete ships : historical notes concerning them and a discussion of the problems involved in their construction (1918)
Kircher, Paul · leaf 133
herefore expensive formworic is required, since the concrete is shot in place bymeans of a machine which he calls the Sector. This re-quires only a light inside form sufficient to take theimpact of the first layer of concrete; thereafter successivelayers are shot in place until the completed hull… … 64 H3YI2./ QS COIICKEJS SHIP SITUATION Development in concrete ship design, thoughspeeded up by war, has in the main been quite satis-factory when compared with that of vessels built ofother materials. 7/hen we remember that seventy yearsago the first row boat of re informed concrete v/as…
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