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Concrete Construction: Methods and Costs

by Halbert Powers Gillette and Charles Shattuck Hill

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  1. 1Preface
  2. 2Chapter I — Methods and Cost of Selecting and Preparing Materials f…
  3. 3Chapter II — Theory and Practice of Proportioning Concrete
  4. 4Chapter III — Methods and Cost of Making and Placing Concrete by Hand
  5. 5Chapter IV — Methods and Cost of Making and Placing Concrete by Mac…
  6. 6Chapter V — Methods and Cost of Depositing Concrete Under Water and…
  7. 7Chapter VI — Methods and Cost of Making and Using Rubble and Asphal…
  8. 8Chapter VII — Methods and Cost of Laying Concrete in Freezing Weather
  9. 9Chapter VIII — Methods and Cost of Finishing Concrete Surfaces
  10. 10Chapter IX — Methods and Cost of Form Construction
  11. 11Chapter X — Methods and Cost of Concrete Pile and Pier Construction…
  12. 12Chapter XI — Methods and Cost of Heavy Concrete Work in Fortificati…
  13. 13Chapter XII — Methods and Cost of Constructing Bridge Piers and Abu…
  14. 14Chapter XIII — Methods and Cost of Constructing Retaining Walls
  15. 15Chapter XIV — Methods and Cost of Constructing Concrete Foundations…
  16. 16Chapter XV — Methods and Cost of Constructing Sidewalks, Pavements…
  17. 17Chapter XVI — Methods and Cost of Lining Tunnels and Subways
  18. 18Chapter XVII — Methods and Cost of Constructing Arch and Girder Bri…
  19. 19Chapter XVIII — Methods and Cost of Culvert Construction
  20. 20Chapter XIX — Methods and Cost of Reinforced Concrete Building Cons…
  21. 21Chapter XX — Method and Cost of Building Construction of Separately…
  22. 22Chapter XXI — Methods and Cost of Aqueduct and Sewer Construction
  23. 23Chapter XXII — Methods and Cost of Constructing Reservoirs and Tanks
  24. 24Chapter XXIII — Methods and Cost of Constructing Ornamental Work
  25. 25Chapter XXIV — Miscellaneous Data on Materials, Machines and Costs
  26. 26Chapter XXV — Methods and Cost of Waterproofing Concrete Structures

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