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Early 1900 building: Concrete Segmental Arch Floor Systems

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preynolds

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Oct 1, 2001
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We are renovating an old building and came across of a concrete arch floor system, which was typical of the construction at the time. We are trying to locate any design information that may be available on the system to make sure the structure will be fit for the new occupancy.

Thanks.
Pat
 
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