Concrete in Highway Construction
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"Concrete in Highway Construction" (1916) is a comprehensive guide to the use of concrete in building roads and highways. Authored by Paul Caleb Newell, this book delves into the essential aspects of concrete mixture, application, and maintenance in civil engineering projects. It offers detailed insights into the selection of materials, ensuring durability and structural integrity in highway construction. This book is invaluable for civil engineers, contractors, and students seeking a historical perspective on concrete usage in infrastructure development. Its enduring relevance lies in providing foundational knowledge of material science applied to vital transportation systems.
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