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Massive concrete bomber slabs at hill air force base
Parking stands and runway approaches at Utah jet field are 11 in. to 14 in. thick; aprons are divided into 25 ft strips and poured in alternating lanes; 150-ton Los Angeles batching plant, equipped with Acton graph recorder, loads fleet of Mack and GMC trucks; mixed concrete has been pouring at rate of 1 1/3 yd batch per min; 630 to 650 cu yd being put through paver each day.
Massive concrete bomber slabs at hill air force base
Parking stands and runway approaches at Utah jet field are 11 in. to 14 in. thick; aprons are divided into 25 ft strips and poured in alternating lanes; 150-ton Los Angeles batching plant, equipped with Acton graph recorder, loads fleet of Mack and GMC trucks; mixed concrete has been pouring at rate of 1 1/3 yd batch per min; 630 to 650 cu yd being put through paver each day.
Massive concrete bomber slabs at hill air force base
Pac Bldr Engr
1956
Article (Journal)
English
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