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Wrought iron used effectively in marinepier fire walls
Norfolk and Western engineers have used wrought iron fire walls to replace deteriorated concrete fire stops under decks of two piers at Lambert Point, Va; fireproof cells, topped with concrete, were built at intervals of about 300 ft by surrounding adjacent pile bents with protective curtain extending from floor to foot below mean low water.
Wrought iron used effectively in marinepier fire walls
Norfolk and Western engineers have used wrought iron fire walls to replace deteriorated concrete fire stops under decks of two piers at Lambert Point, Va; fireproof cells, topped with concrete, were built at intervals of about 300 ft by surrounding adjacent pile bents with protective curtain extending from floor to foot below mean low water.
Wrought iron used effectively in marinepier fire walls
Ry Age
Railway Age ; 123
1947
2 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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