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Modern marine terminal built by Port of Seattle
Description of Connecticut Street Terminal Pier No 42, which has deck area in excess of 400,000 sq ft; designed for live loads of 700 lb per sq ft; approximately 853,700 bd ft of timber and 389,000 lin ft of piles treated with creosote, and 874,000 bd ft of timber with chromated zinc chloride.
Modern marine terminal built by Port of Seattle
Description of Connecticut Street Terminal Pier No 42, which has deck area in excess of 400,000 sq ft; designed for live loads of 700 lb per sq ft; approximately 853,700 bd ft of timber and 389,000 lin ft of piles treated with creosote, and 874,000 bd ft of timber with chromated zinc chloride.
Modern marine terminal built by Port of Seattle
Wood Preserving News
Wood Preserving News ; 23
1945
Article (Journal)
English
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