Reinforced Concrete Construction
Reinforced Concrete Construction
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The above figure is based on an average load for the cart of 4§ cu. ft., which can and should be maintained.
From the above comparisons it will be seen that, at 20 cents per hour, the cost of wheeling concrete in barrows should not exceed $0,084 per cubic yard with an additional $0,013 for each 25 ft. of additional wheel. For carts, results will be $0.0376 per cubic yard per 100 ft. of wheel, with an extra $0.0055 per 25 ft. additional wheel. There are, however, certain offsets to be made. The ...wheelbarrow requires less in the line of runways or scaffolding than does the heavier cart, and the cost of these runways should be carefully estimated. Average results show a cost for 200-ft. runs of 2-in. plank as being approximately $0.03 per cubic yard of concrete for wheelbarrows and $0,074 for carts, assuming the cost of runways as distributed over 1000 cu. yd. of concrete.
470 Digitized by Google TRANSPORTING OF CONCRETE 471 It must, however, be borne in mind that the above prices are based upon runways laid on the ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The above figure is based on an average load for the cart of 4§ cu. ft., which can and should be maintained.
From the above comparisons it will be seen that, at 20 cents per hour, the cost of wheeling concrete in barrows should not exceed $0,084 per cubic yard with an additional $0,013 for each 25 ft. of additional wheel. For carts, results will be $0.0376 per cubic yard per 100 ft. of wheel, with an extra $0.0055 per 25 ft. additional wheel. There are, however, certain offsets to be made. The ...wheelbarrow requires less in the line of runways or scaffolding than does the heavier cart, and the cost of these runways should be carefully estimated. Average results show a cost for 200-ft. runs of 2-in. plank as being approximately $0.03 per cubic yard of concrete for wheelbarrows and $0,074 for carts, assuming the cost of runways as distributed over 1000 cu. yd. of concrete.
470 Digitized by Google TRANSPORTING OF CONCRETE 471 It must, however, be borne in mind that the above prices are based upon runways laid on the ground.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hood, George Albert. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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