Journal of the Western Society of Engineers, Volume 23, Issue 3Western Society of Engineers, 1920 - Engineering |
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Page 30
... treated confidentially . APPLICANTS for situations , not members of the W. S. E. , must have card of introduction from a member of the Society . ALL REPLIES should be addressed to the key number indicated , in care of Employment Bureau ...
... treated confidentially . APPLICANTS for situations , not members of the W. S. E. , must have card of introduction from a member of the Society . ALL REPLIES should be addressed to the key number indicated , in care of Employment Bureau ...
Page 74
... treat blocks with sixteen pounds of creosote oil per cubic foot of timber and lay them on a concrete bed with a sand ... treated too heavily . It was all wrong to use heavy oil . It was all wrong to permit the use of tar . Again all the ...
... treat blocks with sixteen pounds of creosote oil per cubic foot of timber and lay them on a concrete bed with a sand ... treated too heavily . It was all wrong to use heavy oil . It was all wrong to permit the use of tar . Again all the ...
Page 75
... treated block ex- posed to the sun will lose enough moisture to appreciably contract and will when again subjected to moisture absorb it and expand . A block treated to refusal , which in southern pine might mean twenty - eight pounds ...
... treated block ex- posed to the sun will lose enough moisture to appreciably contract and will when again subjected to moisture absorb it and expand . A block treated to refusal , which in southern pine might mean twenty - eight pounds ...
Page 76
... treated together in the same charge . The blocks shall be treated in air - tight cylinders with the preservative heretofore specified . In all cases , whether thoroughly air seasoned or green , they shall first be subjected to live ...
... treated together in the same charge . The blocks shall be treated in air - tight cylinders with the preservative heretofore specified . In all cases , whether thoroughly air seasoned or green , they shall first be subjected to live ...
Page 77
... treating them more heavily than the more resistant blocks , and it would also fill the outer surfaces of the block and not be uniformly distributed through- out the block , so that the two factors : first , putting the wood in condition ...
... treating them more heavily than the more resistant blocks , and it would also fill the outer surfaces of the block and not be uniformly distributed through- out the block , so that the two factors : first , putting the wood in condition ...
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