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N

Nails:

lateral resistance, 75–76

sizes of, 74–75

toe-nail connections, 77

withdrawal resistance, 75

National Design Specification for

wood, 44–46

P

Patented forms for concrete floors:

adjustable steel forms, 366–367

cellular-steel systems, 373–374

corrugated-steel forms, 373

fiberglassdomes, 370

flangeforms, 365–366

horizontal shoring, 375–376

longdomes, 370

longforms, 367–369

plastic forms, 371–373

steeldomes, 369–370

Patented shores, 166–170

Placement of fresh concrete, 39

Plastic forms, 73

Plastic molds, 408

Plyform:

allowable stresses, 62

equations for allowable

pressure, 62–63

maximum pressures on,

64–66

physical properties of,

60–61

Plywood:

allowable stresses, 55

equations for allowable

pressure, 62–63

maximum pressures on, 64–66

physical properties, 54–57

Portland Cement Association

(PCA), 22

Pressure of concrete on formwork:

column forms, 31–35

slab forms, 36–38

wall forms, 23–30

Procedure for erection of footing

forms, 202–204

Properties of S4S lumber, 41–44

R

Removal of concrete forms, 15,

159–160

Roofs (see Thin-wall roof slabs)

S

Scaffolding (see Tubular steel

scaffolding)

Shear stress by modified method,

100–104

Shear stress in beams, 98–100

Shear-plate connectors, 83–88

Shores for formwork:

forces acting on vertical shores,

186

guideline for safety, 471–491

patented shores, 166–170

selecting size and spacing of

shores, 174

wood post shores, 165–166

Shoring safety:

flying deck forms, 489–490

general requirement, 475–476

guidelines for safety, 491

horizontal shoring beams,

485–486

rolling shore brackets, 487–488

scaffold shoring, 481–482

single post shores, 483–485

tube and coupler shoring,

479–480

tubular welded frames, 477–478

Size adjustments for lumber, 44–49

Slipforms:

bridge piers, 424

buildings, 426–428

forms, 415

jacks, 419

lining for shafts, 428–429

operation of, 422

sandwich wall, 422

sheathing, 418

silos and mills, 423

special structures, 429–430

suspended scaffolding, 419

towers, 425–426

wales or ribs, 418

yokes, 418

Split-ring connectors, 82–83

Stability of bending members,

93–95

Stained concrete, 396

Stamped concrete, 397

Steel forms, 72

Stresses, allowable unit in:

lumber, 44–46

Plyform, 62

plywood, 65

Index 517

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