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Concrete plates form low-cost factory roof

Ketchum, M.S.

Economy of concrete roofs of folded plate construction, 4 in. and 6 in. thick with span 75 ft and 80 ft, respectively. (see also Western Construction v 29 n 7 July 1954 p 66-7)

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Ketchum, M.S.

Economy of concrete roofs of folded plate construction, 4 in. and 6 in. thick with span 75 ft and 80 ft, respectively. (see also Western Construction v 29 n 7 July 1954 p 66-7)

Concrete plates form low-cost factory roof

Ketchum, M.S.

Economy of concrete roofs of folded plate construction, 4 in. and 6 in. thick with span 75 ft and 80 ft, respectively. (see also Western Construction v 29 n 7 July 1954 p 66-7)

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Title:

Concrete plates form low-cost factory roof

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Eng News-Rec

Contributors:

Ketchum, M.S. (author)

Published in:

Engineering News-Record ; 153

Publication date:

1954

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Article (Journal)

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Print

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English

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