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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 19 (May 1906) (1906)

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made in lengths up to crete, all-owing it to stand, and then driving it into the while excavation is going on. After being driven they 300 feet. The system is therefore a continuous bond ground, a cap being used to protect the head. can be loaded immediately. Naturally they present system, which… … proper positions. The ties are made of round wire Types of Reinforced Concrete Arches. 3-16 inch diameter and are dropped down over the top of the steel rods. They are spaced from two-inch cen- Gilbreth's pile must first be recorded. Gilbreth uses above the ground surface also does away with the…

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