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Title: Inspection of Concrete
Author(s): Bertold E. Weinberg, Thoedore W. Van Zelst, Irwin J. Speyer, James R. Cagley, Orrin Riley, Michael A. Lombard, and Vincent S. Boyer
Publication: Journal Proceedings
Volume: 72
Issue: 6
Appears on pages(s): 269-290
Keywords: concrete construction;concrete;contractors;construction costs;curing; formwork (construction);highways;industrialized buildings;inspection; nondestructive tests;pavements;placing;precast concrete;prestressed concrete;quality control;reinforced concrete.
Date: 6/1/1975
Abstract:A collection of six papers relating to inspection problems. Five of the papers are based on presentations at a symposium sponsered by ACI Committee 311, Inspection of Concrete at the 1974 Fall Convention in Atlanta. One paper was first presented at an ACI Educational Seminar. The subjects discussed include:quality control instruments, precast concrete, building inspection, highway inspection, contractor's requirements, and the owner's viewpoint on quality assurance.
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