Concrete Construction: Methods and Costs
by OpenStories
Original author: Halbert Powers Gillette
"Concrete Construction: Methods and Costs" by Halbert P. Gillette and Charles S. Hill is a technical guide focused on the industry of concrete construction, written in the early 20th century. This publication provides in-depth insights into various construction methods, materials, and the costs associated with concrete construction, offering a practical resource for engineers and contractors involved in building concrete structures. The opening of the book presents a preface that highlights its intent to assist professionals in understanding concrete construction methods and associated costs. The authors specifically aim to provide valuable information tailored for builders rather than delving into topics such as cement testing or material properties, which are covered elsewhere in engineering literature. This portion also outlines the extensive research conducted by the authors, emphasizing the importance of knowing concrete construction methods for optimal design. Overall, the beginning establishes a foundational understanding of the book's practical applications in the construction industry.
Concrete Construction: Methods and Costs, by Halbert Powers Gillette. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #24855.
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39 Chapters
- 1.Preface2,074 words
- 2.Chapter I7,072 words
- 3.Chapter II7,310 words
- 4.Chapter III5,975 words
- 5.Chapter IV7,469 words
- 6.Chapter V3,363 words
- 7.Chapter VI4,344 words
- 8.Chapter VII4,062 words
- 9.Chapter VIII4,135 words
- 10.Chapter IX: Methods and Cost of Form Construction244 words
- 11.Chapter XXI: Despite this considerable use of metal for special forms341 words
- 12.Chapter XIX: , showing the reduction in lumber cost coming from using the5,009 words
- 13.Chapter X9,544 words
- 14.Chapter XI (1)8,739 words
- 15.Chapter XI (2)3,229 words
- 16.Chapter XII7,595 words
- 17.Chapter XIII2,708 words
- 18.Chapter VIII1,639 words
- 19.Section 14: , just described, except that the limestone was quarried from220 words
- 20.Section 15: was as follows234 words
- 21.Section 14: The total cost of concrete on Section 15 was as follows2,284 words
- 22.Chapter XIV5,870 words
- 23.Chapter XV1,829 words
- 24.Chapter II: we can estimate the quantity of cement required for any given4,855 words
- 25.Chapter XVI8,572 words
- 26.Chapter XVII (1)8,652 words
- 27.Chapter XVII (2)6,037 words
- 28.Chapter XVIII5,123 words
- 29.Chapter XIX (1)8,728 words
- 30.Chapter XIX (2)3,183 words
- 31.Chapter IV8,202 words
- 32.Chapter XX5,177 words
- 33.Chapter XXI (1)8,818 words
- 34.Chapter XXI (2)6,960 words
- 35.Chapter XXII (1)8,799 words
- 36.Chapter XXII (2)4,669 words
- 37.Chapter XXIII4,232 words
- 38.Chapter XXIV4,625 words
- 39.Chapter XXV7,618 words