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Journal Article

Author
Antill, James M.
Title
Current European concrete practice - II
In
Commonwealth Engineer
Imprint
vol. 24, no. 9, 1 April 1937, pp. 299-301
Abstract

In this portion of his article the author deals with proportioning of mixtures and with the manufacturing and placing of concrete. He makes a comparison of the well-known Fuller aggregate-grading curve with the curve evolved by Bolomey, a Swiss engineer. Further comparison is made also with a German curve for grading. Some general information is then given regarding European practice in the manufacture and placing of concrete.

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