Building and civil engineering plant; its purchase, application and operation.

Main entry:

Geddes, Spence.

Title & Author:

Building and civil engineering plant; its purchase, application and operation.

Publication:

London, C. Lockwood, 1951.

Description:

302 pages illustrations 26 cm

Notes:
Section 1. Introduction -- Section 2. The practical and economic considerations involved in the purchasing of plant -- Section 3. The application and efficient operation of plant -- Section 4. The operation of plant and its cost -- Section 5. Agricultural plant and equipment -- Section 6. Air compressors and pneumatic tools -- Section 7. Angledoxers and bulldozers -- Section 8. Asphalt, bituminous macadam and tarmacadam mixing -- Section 9. Concrete-mixing plant -- Section 10. Concreting vibrating plant -- Section 11. Conveyors -- Section 12. Cranes -- Section 13. Crushing and screening plant -- Section 14. Elevators -- Section 15. Excavators -- Section 16. Loading shovels -- Section 17. Pile driving plant -- Section 18. Platform hoist -- Section 19. Pumps -- Section 20. Rollers -- Section 21. Tractors and scrapers -- Section 22. Transporting plant -- Section 23. Trenching plant.

Subject:

Contractors' operations.
Construction industry Management.
Entrepreneurs Travaux.
Construction Industrie Gestion.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 82999
Call No.: W3569; ID:86-B16084
Status: Available

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