WAS BEDEUTET DAMPCOURSE AUF ENGLISCH
Definition von dampcourse im Wörterbuch Englisch
Die Definition von Feuchtigkeit im Wörterbuch ist eine horizontale Schicht aus undurchlässigem Material in einer Ziegelmauer, ziemlich nahe am Boden, um das Aufsteigen von Feuchtigkeit zu verhindern. Auch genannt: feuchtigkeitsbeständiger Verlauf.
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «DAMPCOURSE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
dampcourse in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
dampcourse im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
Above the footing courses the wall was built in two separate 9-inch walls, starting
from the horizontal dampcourse, as shown in section (Fig. 3). Three courses of
brickwork were laid on each side of an 11-inch by H-inch board, care being taken
...
2
Structural Defects Reference Manual for Low-Rise Buildings
By raking out the mortar joints it was possible to see that the dampcourse had
been built without a lap, and there was a gap between the two pieces of dpc. The
ends of the joists supporting the floorboards and the wall plate and brick sleeper
...
Michael F. Atkinson,
2003
3
The N.S.W. local government reports
The plaintiff was aware that in other buildings and particularly in the flats in
Fitzwilliam Road, notwithstanding a similar requisition by the Council, its building
inspector had approved of a particular bituminous dampcourse which was
branded ...
Third — It has been found that the most economical and foolproof material to use
in a dampcourse of approximately 20 lbs., per hundred square feet, using the
highest grade material that it is possible to obtain. This is likened unto a half ply ...
5
Western Architect and Engineer
Third — It has been found that the most economical and foolproof material to use
in a dampcourse of approximately 20 lbs., per hundred square feet, using the
highest grade material that it is possible to obtain. This is likened unto a half ply ...
6
The Surveyor and Municipal and County Engineer
This acts as a dampcourse. “A matrix, consisting of ground stone, trass, Portland
cement, or certain limes which will coalesce with trass, mixed with a certain
quantity of boiling tar or oil, tar or pitch, is then laid on. “The- proportion of matrix ...
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The N.S.W. Local Government Reports: Comprising Selected ...
As a matter of fact this particular dampcourse was not made of natural asphalt,
but from the bituminous residue of natural oil, nor had it been approved by the
Board of Health. I have no doubt that the plaintiff thought the statements correct.
New South Wales. Courts,
1928
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Housing (financial Provisions) Act, 1938: Rural Housing Manual
Where the insertion of a dampcourse is impracticable or would be too costly a
cement rendered plinth inside together with surface treatment over the ground
may be sufficient. The rendering in such case should be carried down well below
the ...
Great Britain. Ministry of Health,
1938
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Weight for It: A Life of Lifting
In fact, I decide to go the whole hog and replace the old dampcourse and
brickwork whilst I was at it. Starting at the front corner, I carefully took out a short
stretch of the old brickwork, cleaned out the cavity, including what was left of the
old felt ...
10
They're A Weird Mob: Text Classics
Dennis said, 'She's gunna be a bastard when we get under the dampcourse.
Bloody cement mortar. Have ter use the point.' 'Do not worry about it, Dennis,' I
said, having no idea what he meant. 'I'm not worried about ut, mate. We'll get 'er
out.