Journal of the Western Society of Engineers, Том 13Western Society of Engineers, 1908 |
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Страница 27 - ... of many of the principles that are included under the title of hydrology. The writer has stated in another place that "Hydrology, in its broadest sense, treats of the properties, law and phenomena of water; of its physical, chemical, and physiological relations, of its distribution and occurrence over the earth's surface and within the geological strata, and of its sanitary, agricultural and commercial relations.
Страница 771 - Each course of broken stone is to be applied as herein specified. ROAD-BED. MATERIAL. The road-bed for macadam construction is to consist of the natural earth road-bed prepared and rolled until firm and hard in the following manner: If sandy or other soil be encountered which will not compact readily under the roller, a small amount of clay, or other means satisfactory...
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Страница 783 - UNEVENNESS AND DEPRESSIONS. If any unevenness or depressions appear in the road surface after rolling the screenings, No. 2 broken stone and screenings shall be used until they are removed and the finished surface conforms to the proper crosssection, as shown on the accompanying plans, and presents a smooth, even appearance.
Страница 782 - ... weighing not less than ten tons. The amount of water necessary is to be determined by the engineer. The rolling is to begin at the sides and to continue until the surface is hard and smooth and shows no perceptible tracks from vehicles passing over it. If, after rolling the screenings, the No.
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