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Title: Concrete in Railroad Work
Author(s): M.A. Long
Publication: Journal Proceedings
Volume: 9
Issue: 12
Appears on pages(s): 277-284
Keywords: none
DOI: 10.14359/16127
Date: 12/1/1913
Abstract: While concrete seems a new material to this generation history tells us that it is a very old one; in Italy the Roman baths and concrete bridges built 1,500 years ago are still used.For many years the secret of making concrete appeared to be lost; at the end of the eighteenth century its use was revived and today it is used probably to a greater extent than any other building material; it is sometimes considered an infallible substitute for every other material; but to be durable it must be properly used and of good quality.
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