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Identifier: cyclopediaofarch01ameruoft (find matches)
Title: Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: American Technical Society
Subjects: Architecture Building
Publisher: Chicago : American Technical Society
Contributing Library: Kelly - University of Toronto
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HOUSE AT CANTON, ILL. R. C. Spencer, Jr., Architect, Chicago, 111. l-oving Brick Walls; Stud Frame Above, Plaster on Metal Lath, Paneled by Undressed andStained Boards; Red Shingle Tile Roof. BUILDING SUPEKINTENDENCE 113 when water is added in sufficient (inantity to obtain mortar of thedesired stiffness. If too mncl) sand is added the mortal- will stick to the troweland will not work easily. The superintendent should become, assoon as possible, familiar with the appearance of good mortar so thathe can tell readily whether too much or too little sand has been added.If the mortar slides easily from the trowel it is usually of the rightproportion. In ordinary practice, the lime and sand are mixedas soon as the lime is slaked and allowed to stand until needed, butit is better not to mix the sand until ready for use. Coarse sandmakes a stronger mortar than fine sand, and a fine, loamy sand,although it works easier than sharp coarse sand, does not make astrong mortar. LIME AND CEMENT. JAme

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