Masonry Design and Detailing Sixth Edition
6th EditionISBN10: 0071766391
ISBN13: 9780071766395
Copyright: 2012
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Program Details
Ch. 1 History and Development of Masonry Technology
Ch. 2. Brick, Block, and Stone
Part 2: Masonry Products and Accessories
Ch. 3. Mortar and Grout
Ch. 4. Masonry Accessories
Ch. 5. Masonry Properties
Ch. 6. Single-Wythe Walls
Ch. 7. Multi-Wythe Walls
Part 3: Building Systems and Applications
Ch. 8. Commercial Masonry Veneer
Ch. 9. Residential Masonry Veneer
Ch. 10. Special Wall Types
Ch. 11. Expansion, Contraction, and Differential Movement
Ch. 12. Moisture Management
Ch. 13. Lintels and Arches
Ch. 14. Masonry Structures
Ch. 15. Masonry Retaining Walls
Ch. 16. Masonry paving
Ch. 17. Installation and Workmanship
Ch. 18. Masonry Cleaning and Repairs
Part 4: Construction Practice
Ch. 19. Quality Assurance and Quality Control
Ch. 20. Detailing Specifications
Ch. 21. Forensic Investigations (new)
Glossary
ASTM Reference Standards
Bibliography
About the Author
Christine Beall
Christine Beall is a consulting architect who has more than 25 years of experience in the design, specification, and construction of residential, commercial, institutional, and industrial buildings. She has written or edited several books, including Masonry Design and Detailing and Thermal and Moisture Protection Manual (also from McGraw-Hill), and has published more than 100 articles and papers on masonry, sealants, glass, fire-resistant materials, moisture problems, and related construction topics. An active member in several professional organizations, Ms. Beall works as a consultant and expert witness in solving or avoiding design and construction problems. She has also been a contributor to Architectural Graphic Standards and the Masonry Designer’s Guide to the MSJC Masonry Code and Specifications and McGraw-Hill’s Encyclopedia of Science and Technology.
Ch. 1 History and Development of Masonry Technology
Ch. 2. Brick, Block, and Stone
Part 2: Masonry Products and Accessories
Ch. 3. Mortar and Grout
Ch. 4. Masonry Accessories
Ch. 5. Masonry Properties
Ch. 6. Single-Wythe Walls
Ch. 7. Multi-Wythe Walls
Part 3: Building Systems and Applications
Ch. 8. Commercial Masonry Veneer
Ch. 9. Residential Masonry Veneer
Ch. 10. Special Wall Types
Ch. 11. Expansion, Contraction, and Differential Movement
Ch. 12. Moisture Management
Ch. 13. Lintels and Arches
Ch. 14. Masonry Structures
Ch. 15. Masonry Retaining Walls
Ch. 16. Masonry paving
Ch. 17. Installation and Workmanship
Ch. 18. Masonry Cleaning and Repairs
Part 4: Construction Practice
Ch. 19. Quality Assurance and Quality Control
Ch. 20. Detailing Specifications
Ch. 21. Forensic Investigations (new)
Glossary
ASTM Reference Standards
Bibliography
About the Author
Christine Beall
Christine Beall is a consulting architect who has more than 25 years of experience in the design, specification, and construction of residential, commercial, institutional, and industrial buildings. She has written or edited several books, including Masonry Design and Detailing and Thermal and Moisture Protection Manual (also from McGraw-Hill), and has published more than 100 articles and papers on masonry, sealants, glass, fire-resistant materials, moisture problems, and related construction topics. An active member in several professional organizations, Ms. Beall works as a consultant and expert witness in solving or avoiding design and construction problems. She has also been a contributor to Architectural Graphic Standards and the Masonry Designer’s Guide to the MSJC Masonry Code and Specifications and McGraw-Hill’s Encyclopedia of Science and Technology.
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