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  1. dkellogg3

    "Concrete Masonry" from the early 1900s

    I guess I could have been a little more specific. The operating level is at El. 592. From there down to the top of the gates is about 27 feet, and the strucutre is 31-feet wide, so we've pretty much got a mass concrete structure with vertical sluiceways for the gates. Above the operating leve...
  2. dkellogg3

    "Concrete Masonry" from the early 1900s

    - Thanks for the info, guys (gals?). SlideRule, The structure is a gatehouse for a drinking water reservoir which lies on the south end of a dividing weir separating the reservior into two basins. concretemasonry, I am actually talking about an underinforced concrete stucutre, not block, but...
  3. dkellogg3

    "Concrete Masonry" from the early 1900s

    We are currently working on a project in which the unreinforced concrete structure is referred to on the existing drawings (1914) as "3/4" Stone Concrete Masonry". Does anyone have any references listing properties, or mix proportions, or any information on this material? Thanks!
  4. dkellogg3

    How to specify Self Consolidating Concrete

    Also contact the admix manufacturer(s). I'm sure they'd be more than willing to help!
  5. dkellogg3

    How to specify Self Consolidating Concrete

    Also contact the admix manufacturer. I'm sure they'd be more than willing to help!

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