Engineering and Contracting, Vol. 47: Devoted to the Economics of Civil Engineering Design and to Methods and Costs of Construction; January July, 1917 (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

Excerpt from Engineering and Contracting, Vol. 47: Devoted to the Economics of Civil Engineering Design and to Methods and Costs of Construction; January July, 1917

The caliche and decomposed granite was laid in the same manner as caliche conglomerate, but was only wet once and allowed to stand until surface dried out to keep from sticking, and then rolled with a 20-ton roller until smooth. An average depth of 4 in. Of new material was used.

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