Reinforced Concrete Construction ...: Prepared in the Extension Division of the University of Wisconsin, Volume 3

George A. Hool

McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1916 - Concrete

Contents

• CHAPTER I: 2
• Aht Page 40 Properties of the ellipse 114: 5
• CHAPTER II: 20
• Notation: 27
• Loadings to use in computations: 34
• Art Pao: 38
• CHAPTER IV: 44
• Combining of moments and thrusts: 52
• CHAPTER V: 67
• CHAPTER VI: 86
• CHAPTER VII: 96
• Analysis of a twospan arch bridge with pier elastic: 104
• Properties of the center of gravity of static moments: 117
• Determination of the ellipse of elasticity: 118
• Graphical constructions for finding moments and products of inertia of the elastic weights: 121
• Method of analyzing symmetrical arches for loading only: 124
• Method of analyzing unsymmetrical arches for loading only: 129
• Temperature and ribshortening: 131
• Analysis of a symmetrical archby A C Janni C E: 134
• Method of analyzing a series of arches with deformable supports: 148
• CHAPTER IX: 157
• Spandrel details in openspandrel bridges: 176
• Piers and abutments: 178
• CHAPTER X: 182
• Centering: 196
• Timber centers: 198
• Steel centers: 218
• Suspended systems: 224
• Forms: 228
• CHAPTER XI: 245
• Common method: 246
• Influenceline method: 250
• Methods of construction: 252
• Details of design: 254
• Design of a threehinged archby S W Bowen C E: 260
• CHAPTER XII: 269
• Patents pertaining to arch bridges: 271
• Patent litigation: 281
• PART II: 357
• PART I: 366
• CHAPTER XV: 380
• Through girders: 390
• CHAPTER XVII: 403
• CHAPTER XVIII: 410
• CHAPTER XIX: 417
• CHAPTER XXI: 437
• Construction: 446
• ARCH BRIDGES: 449
• Forms: 452
• Water: 459
• INTRODUCTION: 464
• PART V: 479
• PART VI: 493
• CHAPTER XXIX: 496
• Symmetry: 497
• Style: 498
• 10S Harmony: 499
• Harmony of form: 500
• Harmony of dimension: 505
• CHAPTER XXX: 508
• The abutments: 509
• The pilasters: 513
• The retaining walls: 515
• The railing: 517
• Parts of the railing: 519
• Pedestals over piers and abutments: 524
• Special features: 525
• PART VII: 529
• Construction methods: 531
• Pier forms: 533
• Concreting piers: 536
• Abutment construction: 538
• Umbrella forms: 539
• Arch centers: 540
• Abt Page 133 Concreting arches: 543
• Spandrel forms: 545
• Surface treatment: 546
• CHAPTER XXXII: 548
• Construction methods: 551
• General excavation: 553
• Cofferdam excavation: 554
• Special methods of pier excavation: 558
• Concrete plant: 559
• Pier construction: 560
• Details of arch rib centers: 565
• Erection of centering: 568
• Constructing arch ribs: 570
• Special methods used in constructing arch Xo 6: 571
• Spandrel construction: 572
• CHAPTER XXXIII: 575
• Casting piles: 577
• Concrete plant: 578
• Handling piles: 579
• Capping pile bents: 583
• CHAPTER XXXIV: 585
• Construction of abutments and piers: 586
• Construction of slabs: 587
• Concrete plant: 588
• Drainage and waterproofing: 590
• Concrete work on piers and abutments: 597
• Progress chart: 603
• The scientific element: 610
• The esthetic clement: 636
• Art Paob: 639
• crete blocks: 654
• The economic element: 659
• Hinges of lead and asphaltfelt plates: 668

Bibliographic information

• Title: Reinforced Concrete Construction ...: Prepared in the Extension Division of the University of Wisconsin, Volume 3; Engineering education series; Reinforced Concrete Construction ...: Prepared in the Extension Division of the University of Wisconsin, George A. Hool; Volume 3 of Reinforced Concrete Construction, George Albert Hool
• Author: George A. Hool
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1916
• Original from: the University of Michigan
• Digitized: May 19, 2009