Proceedings of twenty-eighth annual meeting of American wood-preservers' association, St. Louis, Missouri: Fid-Bau Portal

Proceedings of twenty-eighth annual meeting of American wood-preservers' association, St. Louis, Missouri

Full text of official report including following: Report of Committee on Preservatives; Report of Special Committee on Processing of Wood; Experiments in Fireproofing Wood -- Third Progress Report, G. M. HUNT, T. R. TRUAX and C. A. HARRISON; Report of Committee on Treatment of Car Lumber; Report of Committee on Pressure Treatment of Poles; Report of Committee on Non-Pressure Treatment of Poles; Report of Committee on Terminology; Report of Committee on Diversified Uses of Treated Wood; Use of Creosoted Wood Piling for Building Foundations; Report of Committee on Bridge and Structural Timber; Thirty-Two Years' Experience with Treated Ties on C. and E. I., J. S. MCBRIDE; Creosoted Pile Foundations for Railway Building Structures, F. R. JUDD; Treatment of Bridge Timber and Piling on Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway System, R. A. VANNESS; Missouri's Experience with Creosoted Forest Products in Highway Construction, N. R. SACK; Report of Committee on Treatment of Douglas Fir Lumber; Report of Committee on Tie Service Records; Report of Committee on Pole Service Records; Preservative Treatment of Poles; Experimental Treatment of Hardwood Ties, J. F. HARKOM; International Termite Exposure Test -- Third Progress Report, G. M. HUNT and T. E. SNYDER; Report of Committee on Post Service Records; Report of Committee on Moisture Content Determination; Studies of Heat Conduction in Wood -- Part 11 -- Results of Steaming Green Sawed Southern Pine Timbers, J. D. MACLEAN; Further Experiments with Chemicals Suggested as Possible Wood Preservatives, I. HATFIELD, etc; Index of Important Articles that Appeared in "Wood Preserving News" during 1931; Quantity of Wood Treated and Preservatives Used in United States in 1930, R. K. HELPHENSTINE, JR; Quantity of Wood Treated and Preservatives Used in United States in 1931, R. K. HELPHENSTINE, JR, etc.