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Title: C-19: Concrete Foundations
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Publication: Technical Documents
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Appears on pages(s): 68
Keywords: foundations and footings
Date: 1/1/1992
Abstract:Note: C-19 is No Longer Available. This compilation of Concrete International magazine articles on concrete foundations covers topics including sub-grade reaction in mat foundation design, foundation design in Florida Karst, building a big mat, post-tensioned residential foundations, trench wall footings, massive placement melds technology with economy, machine foundations - AK Study, building pile caps on weak soils, concrete foundations on permafrost, design the foundation sin high settlement areas, casting large concrete slabs, and pumping for slurry walls.
Note: C-19 is No Longer Available.