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Report on damage observed on sewer built in 1934 of brick and concrete; analysis revealed that cause of trouble was sulphates in ground water; however their source could not be found exactly; suggestions are made as to concrete mix necessary to combat effect of sulphates. (See also - (discussion) 259-61; Surveyor v 106 n 2912 Nov 28 1947 p 621-622)
Report on damage observed on sewer built in 1934 of brick and concrete; analysis revealed that cause of trouble was sulphates in ground water; however their source could not be found exactly; suggestions are made as to concrete mix necessary to combat effect of sulphates. (See also - (discussion) 259-61; Surveyor v 106 n 2912 Nov 28 1947 p 621-622)
Damage to Birmingham sewer by sulphation
Instn Mun Engrs -- J
Bevan, D.G. (author)
1947
6 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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